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Chance to win FREE tickets to Sesame Place

April 26, 2011 by Lisa · Leave a Comment

This came up on my facebook feed, yes, I follow Sesame Place on Facebook.

Contest! Want to be part of all of the Opening Weekend excitement at Sesame Place? The first 15 fans to send an email to SPPR@sesameplace.com AFTER 10 p.m. ET tonight (Tuesday, April 26, 2011) will win 6 tickets to Opening Weekend at Sesame Place. Only one entry per email account, and include your mailing address and full name. Winners will be announced tomorrow and notified by email. Good luck!

I’m not participating, we have season passes. But I second the notion of Good Luck! Let us know if you win.

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Earth Day Freebies & Deals (updated)

April 16, 2011 by Lisa · Leave a Comment

Reposting because I have added some. Here it is–although not a super long list, most extensive one you’ll find!

April 16-24: Free entrance into National Parks for National Park Week
April 17: Free reusable tote bag at Target with any purchase, while supplies last.
April 22: Bring in any empty cosmetic product to Origins and get free samples. I’m disappointed in this one-last year it was a free full sized product.
April 22: Bring in a travel cup at Starbucks and receive a free coffee or tea at participating stores.
April 22: Bring five plastic grocery bags to your local Disney Stores and receive a reusable shopping tote, while supplies last.
April 22: Free homemade Organic Milkshake at EVOS
April 22: Pottery Barn has a giveaway if you visit the store between 11am and 3pm.
April 23: Lowe’s is celebrating Earth Day by giving away one million trees.

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Math skills for kids-FREE trial, no cc# required

April 12, 2011 by Lisa · Leave a Comment

I got this offer from one of the word-of-mouth marketing companies I work for. In full disclosure, I have not tried it at all, it’s not appropriate for my kids. But I’ve been asked to share with all of my readers, so I am.

The Factor Tree is an online program for parents and children to work on math skills. Click on that icon over there and it will take you to the site. Use the code “BZA” and you’ll get a free one-month trial subscription and it won’t ask you for your credit card information. I’d love to hear back how it works for you, so please let me know. It’s for ages pre-K to 6th grade.