Showing posts with label national geographic kids. Show all posts
Showing posts with label national geographic kids. Show all posts

Wednesday, May 12, 2010

Complete! -Celebrate Our Earth with An Amazing Kids! Giveaway!

Time's up! Congratulations to our winners, Ryan Traynor and Haley Bumbarner, age 11. Thanks to all who entered, and special thanks to our sponsors, National Geographic Kids and American Girl!
Calling all kids! Do you love the Earth and want to see it be even greener and cleaner? Join Amazing Kids! and tell your friends all of the cool things we’re doing to raise awareness on how to take care of our planet in a fun, practical way! Check out these awesome sites for kids! Learn about saving our planet through games, articles and blogs from leading kids’ organizations!

Learn all about kids who are getting involved in helping the environment grow and succeed at National Geographic Kids’ Green Scene blog -- http://kidsblogs.nationalgeographic.com/greenscene/

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Recycle Roundup and Creek Cleanup for some good, green fun, or learn how to Start a Garden! or host a Camp Out! With National Geographic Kids’ fun tips! Also, get your mind moving with this kid-friendly article: Drinking Water: Bottled or From the Tap? .

Join Lanie, American Girl of the Year, for fun games that get you thinking about our planet, here!

Last, but certainly not least, Amazing Kids! is hosting a Love Our Earth Giveaway for the next week or so! Below are our partners, who have donated the awesome prizes!

American Girl has generously donated a Lanie Doll and Book Combo, value of $95.00!

National Geographic Kids has generously donated 2 subscriptions of their awesome-tastic magazine for kids! If you haven’t checked it out, yet, ask your parents to check it out, here!

Grand Prize Package: Boy







Grand Prize Package: Girl













Here’s how the Giveaway works:

Who Can Enter: Kids up to age 18

What: 2 Grand Prize Packages (1 Boy Package – includes a 1 year (10 issues) National Geographic Kids Magazine Subscription and 1 Super Soaker and 1 Girl Package – includes a 1 year (10 issues) National Geographic Kids Magazine Subscription and 1 Lanie Doll and Book)

TIME'S UP! (Deadline: May 30th. All complete entries will be entered into a random drawing and two winners (one boy and one girl) will drawn at random and announced via this blog in early June.)

Important: If you’re under 13, please include your parent’s contact email and a sentence that says they give you permission to enter to the contest.

Send your:

Name (first and last!)

Gender (Boy or Girl)

Age

And the Answer to this Question:

In the NEW issue of the Amazing Kids! Online Magazine, May: Kids Doing Good! (http://www.amazing-kids.org), what job does Dr. Ellen Letvin have (as described in our interview title)?

Send your entry to: info@amazing-kids.org to enter; if you’re under 13, please include your parent’s contact email and a sentence that says they give you permission to enter to the contest.

Time's Up! :) Congratulations to our winners!

Saturday, August 15, 2009

You Never Thought You'd Travel Here and Be Back in Time for Dinner...Until Now!

(Left) Llamas in Peru, overlooking Machu Picchu, one of the rare wonders of South America! Photo by Jerry Daykin
Summer is almost over for most of the kids across America, but as back-to-school sweeps the land, we hope you’ll find some time to do a little armchair-traveling! Don’t worry: While the author of the articles had to endure a long trip, plane rides, and perilous adventures, for you, adventure’s only a click away!

In the soaring, sky-high mountains of Brazil, South America, there lays a deserted city, enshrouded in mystery and historical wonder: Machu Picchu. Perhaps even more wonderful than this ancient city is the tales of the travels there…all through a kids’ eye-view! Feel the rush, adventure, and awe of traveling to a treasure of the ancient remains of a civilization, lost in the pages of history, in Brazil. Experience the culture, and read up on some pretty neat (and perilous!) journeys through the chronicled adventures of a kid who got to see it all…and sent back the photographs for everyone to enjoy! Read all about it on National Geographic Kids’ blog, and enjoy the adventure from the comfort of your home! Who knows? Maybe you’ll need the tips, especially if you go there yourself, someday!

Speaking of photography, keep your cameras on (as long as they don’t run out of battery juice! :-)); Amazing Kids! will soon be hosting a photography contest for kids who do amazing things next month! Check back soon for the details!