Have you seen the new Rubik’s Revolution toy? It features 6 addictive, fast-paced electronic games in one. This is not the Rubik’s Cube I grew up with. When I took it out of the package, I was expecting to be able to twist it around like you did with the old ones, but this is actually a completely different toy. The light games get progressively more difficult, and there are multi-player settings as well. The package says it’s for ages 5 and up, but my almost 3 year old really enjoys playing with it, and he can play the simplest game- it’s great for developing coordination.

Ready to get one for free? I have 6 of these to give away – one of which is the micro version that’s on a key chain. Just leave a comment below before May 10, midnight (US Eastern Time)!

(I’m sorry, but I’m only able to ship these to US addresses. Be sure to leave a valid e-mail address so I can contact you!)

Free Stuff 4 Kids is having a contest! There are two prizes to be won: KangarooBoo has graciously offered to sponsor our contest and one winner will choose one of these great bead toys! Choose from stringing beads by Melissa & Doug, and several cool bead kits by Haba – there is something for everyone. The other prize is a $20 gift certificate to Amazon.com!
There are four different ways to enter:

1 entry for leaving a comment on this post telling us about your favorite kids site.
2 entries for being a subscriber to the FreeStuff4Kids feed.
2 entries for adding FreeStuff4Kids.net to your blogroll.
3 entries for writing a post on your blog about Free Stuff 4 Kids and the contest.

THE RULES:
To enter, please e-mail your entries to freestuff4kids [at] gmail [dot] com. If you’re a feed subscriber, you must provide the name of the site that is advertising at the bottom of the feed (hint – the site provides product reviews). If you add us to your blogroll or write a post, just provide the link. (If you leave a comment, as long as you provide a valid e-mail address with the comment, there’s no need to send an e-mail.) You can have as many entries as you can stack up!

The deadline for entries is March 14, 2008, midnight EST. Winners will be randomly drawn. Good luck!!!

By the way, have you ever visited KangarooBoo? They are one of the best toy retailers on line- all of their items are hand selected and they’re simply the best quality toys available. If you’re concerned about the recent recalls of toys made in China, they have a whole section of toys not made in China to choose from! Some of my other favorites:

These lovely dolls made in France by Petitcollin:
and these beautiful Haba Clown Blocks:

See All You Can See: Activity Book for Ages 6 to 8

Wild About Healthy Vision: Activity Book for Ages 9 to 12

They contain  pages of word puzzles, family surveys, projects and experiments, and more designed to help children learn about parts of the eye and how they work, as well as eye safety and first aid for eye injuries.