Teasia Teas K-Cup Box Giveaway

Teasia Teas K-Cup Box Giveaway - 3 Winners

   

So many busy mama's love to sit down with a good mug of hot tea and try to relax for a minute. I am definitely one of those mama's. Teasia teas make a great variety of K-cup friendly teas and I am excited to be a part of this giveaway. So Without further ado...

 Welcome to the Rain Rain Go Away! Giveaway Hop. It is Brought to you by the lovely ladies at The Kids Did It  and The Mommy Island. A Huge Thank You to our Sponsor: Teasia

PLUS a Big Thank You To All Of The Blogs Helping To Promote This Awesome Giveaway!This Giveaway is brought to you by Krazy Kat Freebies

This hop is filled with amazing prizes! Enter my Teasia Teas giveaway below. Be sure to  check out my full review Here. From there you can hop on over to win other great prizes at each stop. Be sure to visit daily to increase your chances of winning and good luck! 

 If you love Tea as much as I do and you want to try some now. Teasia is offering a free shipping promo code for Krazy Kat Freebies followers. Just enter FSKRAZYKAT at checkout! For every purchase of Teasia teas, a portion of the proceeds is donated to support charities.

Teasia will be giving away a box of their single serve tea cups to three (3) lucky readers!

One winner will receive - 1 box Formosa Variety – Black Tea, Green Tea, Oolong Tea, Roasted Oolong Tea (36 count)

($23.40 RV)

One winner will receive - 1 box Floral Variety – Jasmine Green Tea, Chamomile Mint Tea, Rooibos Lemongrass Tea, Rose Black Tea(36 count)

($23.40 RV)

One winner will receive - 1 box Chamomile Mint Tea (36 Count)

($23.40 RV)

 U.S. Winners Only One winner per residence please. 

Entrant does not qualify who has already won a Teasia giveaway.

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Rush Hour Jr: A fun Workout for young Minds!

If you're a parent, you know there are times where need something to keep your kids quietly occupied. For me, it's often when I need to make a phone call or help my oldest out with her schoolwork. It can be easy rely on technology. Coloring books and simple crafts sometimes work for our preschooler but it depends on the day. Thankfully I now have a new way to keep her busy and learning...and it requires no screens or electricity!

Recently Thinkfun sent us the kids version of the Traffic Jam Logic Game Rush Hour® to see what we thought of it.

Just like the classic version Rush Hour Jr. you need to shift 3D cars and trucks around on 'streets' in the correct sequence in order to help your ice cream truck escape the gridlock.

It's easier said than done!

Included in the game are 40 challenge cards, 15 vehicles, and the grid. 

To begin the player selects a card at the level of play they are working at (there are four levels from beginner to expert). 

The card will show how the vehicles need to be initially arranged on the grid. From here the player can begin sliding the vehicles forward or backwards to try and get the ice cream our of the traffic jam.  If you get stuck you can always refer to the solution on the other side of the card.

Both kids really enjoyed this game. To begin with I played it with our 4 year old as she had a little trouble setting up the board. As far as the game play, she really took off with it. It held her attention and was content to sit quietly and figure it out several cards at a time.

When our 8 year old managed to get a turn she thought it was 'pretty cool'. This is definitely not just a preschool game. The upper level cards are challenging for her and I think this Jr version of game will be fine for both of them for a good while. As for Grown-ups it gave my brain a good workout too. I would seriously look into adding the adult version to our board game collection as a family christmas gift too this year! I especially liked that is sturdy and the vehicles chunky enough for little hands to hold. The size of the base makes it extremely portable. A little cloth bag is included to carry the fun with you to pull out at restaurants or at the Doctor's waiting room.

You can find  Rush Hour Jr. at  Thinkfun's Online store! It would make a great gift for birthdays and other special occasions. Grandparents and Aunts might like to get one to keep at their place for when the little ones visit too! 

I received one or more of the products mentioned above for free using Tomoson.com. Regardless, I only recommend products or services I use personally and believe will be good for my readers.

Kitchen Geography: Teaching landforms the fun way!

We are sharing a fun way we used to review all the different types of Landforms Miss K is learning about in Geography and Science this year. This project is a twist on the typical clay model. We made a Landform cake!

The base is a sweet Scone Dough. The kids used it like play dough. Following a picture from a favorite Science book, Miss K shaped an island complete with a peninsula, coastlines, bay, and a gulf.  Using the last of the dough they made hills, rivers, canyon, plateaus and a mountain.

After baking and cooling our island was ready to decorate. The 'paint' was powedered sugar and water and food coloring. Mixing up the correct colors were trial and error but it was a good art lesson in itself!

This is the finished product. At this point the  kids were begging to eat it. However I was a mean mama and asked them to label it first.

If you want a tasty way for your kids to learn Geography (and a sweet treat to go with your coffee) give this project a try too!