Unfortunately, this giveaway has ended, but keep your eyes peeled for more exciting giveaways!
Have you checked out Discovery Toys? To be honest, I tend to cringe when I get those invitations to home parties. Yes, you can find some unique things, but usually they’re overpriced. That’s why I was shocked when I did venture to the Discovery Toys website.
Discovery Toys is a unique toy company. All of their toys are educational, multi-purpose, unique and FUN! Their toys carry a lifetime guarantee (any defect is replaced or refunded), and over 75% of them are $20 or less, so they are a great value, especially during a SALE!
Our Summer Clearance Sale runs through the end of July. Quantities are limited, so get them while they last! Save up to 45% off on great educational toys to keep kids entertained over the summer.
Check out the site and click on the Shop Products tab to see our products listed by age group. In the comment section, log your favorite item(s) for the child(ren) in your life.
Get updates on all the future sales, new products, and more by signing up for their monthly newsletter!
Charity at Discovery Toys is giving lucky In Good Cents readers a chance to win some Discovery Toys products! Read on to find out what you could win and how to enter.
- – 1st Place Prize (1 Winner) – -
One (1) lucky In Good Cents Reader will have a chance to win a Boredom Buster Pack (valued at $60) that is great for the rainy days or car trips we’ll encounter over the summer. It includes -
- Playful Letters (pictured above)
- Playful Numbers & Shapes
- Giant Pegboard Activity Pack
- (3) Sample Crafts from Make It Fun! Party Craft Kit
- – 2nd Place Prize (3 Winners) – -
Three (3) lucky In Good Cents Readers will have a chance to win a sample craft from Make It Fun! Party Craft Kit.
- – Enter Now – -
What is your favorite Discovery Toys product and why? Leave a comment and let me know! New to Discovery Toys? Head over to pick one that you think your kids would love and let me know what it is and why you picked it!
- – Bonus Entries – -
You can one (1) additional entry for each of the following tasks (up to 5 bonus entries) -
- Follow In Good Cents on Twitter and tweet why you love Discovery Toys: @InGoodCents I love Discovery Toys because [ANSWER]! http://bit.ly/clY7K8 #GIVEAWAY
- “Like” In Good Cents on Facebook.
- Blog about this giveaway. Include a link back, so your readers can enter to win as well! Also, include a link to the post in your comment, so I can come visit your site.
- Subscribe via e-mail or RSS and confirm your subscription. Already a subscriber? That works too! Leave a comment letting me know.
- Grab my button from my sidebar and place it on yours. Include your website link in your comment, so I can come visit!
Please, with each additional entry, leave an additional comment letting me know you did it! All bonus entries are completely optional, but each gives you a greater chance of winning.
Entries will be accepted until Sunday, July 18th at midnight Eastern time. Winners will be selected randomly through Random.org and announced here on Monday, July 19th.
Disclosure: This giveaway was sponsored by Charity’s Discovery Toys. I did not receive payment for this post. I did receive one gift certificate to review products. However, as always, all opinions are my own, regardless of compensation. For more information, check out my disclosure policy.
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my kids loved the MEASURE UP! ® Cups to stack when they were little and still use them in the bath tub now that they are bigger.
bath tub play is a great way to use the cups. did you know that they are volumetrically correct? next time the kids are playing, have them fill up the 3 and 5 cups with water. then, have them dump their cups carefully into the 8 cup. perfect fit b/c 3 + 5 = 8! we do that with sand as well.
ps – the pots & spoons work the same way. :)
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I like the Playful Chef Apron, because it not only shows children how to measure and do things properly, but they help cook, and it makes kids want to eat their healthy creations.
I think the playful letters look awesome, my son is so into the alphabet right now!
I think my kids would like the zip track. They enjoy cars and building.
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I only had one toy and loved it. I’m not sure what it was called – sunshine something. it was for a baby and had a cloth toy with a bell inside of it that the baby could take in and out. my sister’s dog got a hold of the ball and we had to order extras for him! I think i would love the ring around teether for my 4mo old..
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I’ve never even heard of Discovery Toys! Looking at the website, I like the playful patterns. I can see my boys spending a ton of time with them!
if you are local to indy area, let me know and you can try it out sometime! everyone loves to “try before you buy”!
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The party craft kit looks like fun. We own Zingo. My kids love to play that game. It’s great way to practice sight words.
zingo is one of my favorites for kids of different ages since there are 2 levels of cards. besides practicing the sight words, we also tell short stories with the cards :)
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I think my daughter would love the bright builders. She really enjoys her legos but this would be something with a twist!
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The Zip Track looks fun!
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The pegboard is awesome and my daughter loved hers!
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My boys would love the Playful Patterns set (there was a set at my son’s preschool, and it was his favorite playtime activity).
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I love the caterpillar shape sorter and the baby grooves!
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The go go caterpillar looks like fun for my son!
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i think my little guy would love the busy farm set. there is so much he could learn with that! :)
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My favorite toy is the Castle Marbleworks. I would love to win some Discovery toys for my triplet grandsons’ birthday in 3 weeks.
The Bright Builders set looks fun and it improves the brain activities for kids as well. I am loving it.
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i like the castle marbleworks… it looks like it would encourage creativity and even interest in science (gravity, speed, etc)
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I just wanted to let you know about Discovery Toys, my kids love the Marble Works and the motor toys. I would love to win this to have more Discovery Toys in my play for my 2 little ones. The toys are educational, entertaining, age appropriate, and most importantly FUN!!!
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I like the castle marbleworks. It looks very cool.
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I am interested in the measure up balance. I just got my son motor works and LOVE it. Great toys.
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My favorite discovery toy is the measure up cups because there are so many different ways to play with these and they are a great take along toy since they don’t take up much space, but keep my daughter occupied for a long time
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I have the Go Go Caterpillar. My girls love it because it is easy to make work. It is a girl version of a car!
My kids always loved the stackable cups!
I would love to try the PLAYFUL PATTERNS ® .
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without a doubt, my son would LOVE to play with either the MEASURE UP! ® POTS and SPOONS or the GIANT PEGBOARDâ„¢. He loves to get out my pots & pans while we are in the kitchen & also loves to put things inside other things.
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My son would love the MEASURE UP! ® POTS and SPOONS! I cook alot, almost everything from scratch, and he is always helping me. He would love to have his own set!
I think the girls would learn with the Busy Farm.
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My kids would love the Full Measure Up! Set. My daughter loves to help cook and my son loves to take anything he can out of the kitchen cabinets and play with it. This would be an awesome way to bring some education into the chaos. :)
arielle, if i can help you out with that, please let me know.
last year, someone put together a recipe using the cups and spoons for actually measures in a recipe – it was really cute!
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My favorite is this plastic ball, it’s yellow and vanilla scented. There are 3 clear balls that go inside it. My mom still has mine from when I was a kid, and it still smells great!!! Sadly, I can’t find it anywhere on the site now, but it’s a great memory.
we have something similar called “Tangiball”. it is light blue and nubby and it is vanilla scented. rumor is that we are coming out with a strawberry one that is a bit larger – hope to confirm that rumor this week at toy convention!
I’d love to get my son the Potty Train book. He’s all about choo chooooo’s and reading as he sits on his potty. ;)
hi libby. if you would like me to ship a Potty Train out to you, shoot me a quick email with your address and we’ll work out the payment info.
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I love all of their toys, but one of my favorites is the busy day blocks.
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