Enter to win the Griddly Games Just Add Steam Kits
Looking for activities for your children that are both educational and fun? These Griddly Games Just Add Steam Kits are just the thing. Hours and hours of fun while learning in possible. Enter to win below.
This giveaway is sponsored by Griddly Games and hosted by Mom Does Reviews.
About Griddly Games
The team behind Griddly Games is defined by their unwavering commitment to create amazing games that engage kids with STEAM content. We want to share our own passion for these topics with others in a fun, approachable way. We also want to make each experience you have with our products an unforgettable one.
Founded in 2007, we started off as a small company with only a few board games and a big dream. It was the development of Wise Alec that really marked a new page in Griddly’s story. Our focus then turned towards creating engaging STEAM games & content that would make learning into something memorable.
About the prize/product:
One winner will receive a the below set of Griddly Games Just Add Steam Kits
Just Add Egg – This Bio-Organic STEAM kit will inspire the artist and scientist alike! Make your own dinosaur egg, experiment with disappearing eggs, and experiment with getting an egg in and out of a bottle.
Just Add Sugar – Make your own rock candy, sugar cubes and the clean up with your own homemade soaps.
Just Add Milk – Learn a brief introduction to surface tension and experiment with at-home ingredients such as food coloring, soda pop and vinegar to watch what happens when you just add milk!
Just Add Glue – Learn about states of matter including liquids and polymers. This STEAM kit is a basic introduction to chemistry and material engineering.
Be sure to read Sherryl's review on Mom Does Reviews .
ENTER TO WIN!
One lucky reader will win the above set of Griddly Games Just Add Steam Kits
The giveaway is open to USA
The giveaway ends 4/15 at 11:59 PM EST
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i love doing small experiments with my kids that are educational. I was always a hands on learner so i think they learn better that way.
This is a great prize