Giveaway: Preschool Games Giraffalaff Limbo & Scatterpillar Scramble

Are you ready for some crazy preschool fun. These 2 Elefun Hasbro games could possibly make your cold winter days a bit more fun. Here is a brief description:

• GIRAFFALAFF LIMBO is the crazy new game of “how low can you go?” Spin the dial to try one of the 6 limbo styles: classic limbo, crab walk, crawl, giraffe walk, bend forward or backward. The game’s built-in sound will play an encouraging song as preschoolers try not to bump into Giraffalaff. If he’s knocked over, he’ll roll on the floor in laughter. The player that passes under Giraffalaff at the lowest level wins.
  







In SCATTERPILLAR SCRAMBLE kids will do their best to balance marbles in the hands of one very wiggly caterpillar. Kids will have fun dancing along to the music with Scatterpillar in this fast-paced marble game. The first player to securely place all 8 marbles in Scatterpillar’s hands wins. SCATTERPILLAR SCRAMBLE was named the 2009 Preschool Game of the Year by Creative Child Magazine. (Info provided by MyBlogSpark.)

Print a coupon good for $4/1 Elefun Game. Print through October 31, 2009 coupon good through December 31, 2009.

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Do you want these games in your game closet? Enter to win both games. If you would like to purchase the games, check out your local Target or Wal-Mart stores and be sure to take the printable coupon with you to save some money!

Giveaway Details:

Please leave me a separate comment for each entry completed. This giveaway will end, November 11 , 2009. Winner once notified will need to get back to me within 48 hours.

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