WheeGo Giveaway!

Many of you may recall my review of the WheeGo game. If not, it is a cross between hide and go seek and I Spy. It is favorite in my house to play. Since there has been such an interest regarding this game, I have arranged to have 3 of these to be given to my readers. What do you have to?

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Lisa Reviews

This giveaway will end on December 13 at 8:00 pm CST is available to US and Canada residents only. Good luck!

Lisa Martin

In April 2006, Lisa began blogging to stay connected with distant relatives and friends. As she delved into blogging, she discovered the potential to assist others by sharing her experiences. Lisa has actively engaged in numerous exclusive media ventures. Notable among these are her participation in events such as the Sony Mommy Bloggers Event, the Pampers Mommy Bloggers Event, the Epson Event in Chicago, the Stouffers Event, a memorable yacht excursion with Lands End, collaborations with 1-800-Baskets, an exclusive tour for bloggers by Mrs. Prindable’s, partnerships with Hallmark, PopCap games, Chicago Cubs Mastercard Priceless Events, and Rug Doctor. In addition, she has collaborated with Nutrisystem on a weight loss initiative, teamed up with Buick and Chevy, and served as a brand ambassador for Sprint. Lisa's collaboration portfolio also extends to Disney, where she has participated in press trips for significant movies such as Frozen, Guardians of the Galaxy, McFarland USA, The Good Dinosaur, The BFG, and Cars 3. Notably, for projects like Frozen, The BFG, and Cars 3, she was granted the privilege of walking the red carpet and conducting interviews with celebrities. The impact of Lisa's blog has gained recognition, with The New York Times referencing her content. Moreover, she has been featured in interviews by respected publications such as the Southtown Star, The Chicago Sun Times, and inside.

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  1. Jessica C December 6, 2008Reply

    I like that it has clues to make the kids think while they play.

  2. Stephanie V December 6, 2008Reply

    Love it is not a high tech toy and doesn't need batteries — yeah!

  3. MRS.MOMMYY December 6, 2008Reply

    love the no batteries

  4. Carol December 6, 2008Reply

    I like that it's a quest-type game.

  5. Sharon Jones December 7, 2008Reply

    "WheeGO is safe and fun to play at home with the added benefit of refocusing children’s attention on learning away from the television."…love this.,..sounds like a wonderful game!!

    thanks

  8. Lawrence Lampron December 7, 2008Reply

    No batteries is a big plus that others lose out on……..

  9. Cynthia C December 7, 2008Reply

    I lovew that it focuses on kindness and fair play. Thanks for the giveaway.

  10. Susan C December 7, 2008Reply

    I love that this game will get the children away from the t.v. for awhile!

  11. Linda December 7, 2008Reply

    I really like the Fun of Exploration, my little one loves to explore

  12. Linda December 7, 2008Reply

    No batteries is a bonus.

  13. judy brittle December 7, 2008Reply

    The game sounds like it would be so much fun to play with the grandkids. I like the type with clues and finding treasure. Thank you so much!

  14. judy brittle December 7, 2008Reply

    I'm a subscriber.

  15. ky2here December 7, 2008Reply

    Ok, I know I sound like an egghead. But I like the idea of children using abstract reasoning.

  16. david basile December 7, 2008Reply

    sounds like fun

  17. Diana Corlett December 7, 2008Reply

    Simple but fun. Suitable for all ages.

    dlcwin AT gmail DOT com

  18. jayne December 7, 2008Reply

    I love the NO batteries! Thanks for a great contest!

  19. rebecca snodgrass December 7, 2008Reply

    My kids would love it and i love that it doesnt take batteries.

  20. Viva December 7, 2008Reply

    My kids love to draw treasure maps and play hide and seek. This game taps into the same qualities with some added twists. Thanks for the chance.

  21. Jennifer December 7, 2008Reply

    I love just about everything about this game. I love the treasure hunting aspect. I like that it takes a relatively short period of time to play each game and that it encourages interactivity and family fun.

  22. Jenn S. December 7, 2008Reply

    I love that it promotes confidence and helps build Sequential Thinking skills. Sounds like a very fun game my kids would love.

  23. Tari Lawson December 8, 2008Reply

    My son loves when I hide things and he has to go find them. He is in 1st grade and is reading fairly well so I like the fact that this would incorporate a game he loves with a new skill he is learning which is reading.

  25. Valerie Mitchell December 8, 2008Reply

    sounds like a great active game!

  28. Gina December 8, 2008Reply

    I love that my children can play it together and the younger ones wont be a at disadvantage because i can make the oldest Captain WheeGo!

    reg8w@aol.com

  29. Valerie December 8, 2008Reply

    i like that it is interactive

  30. Mary Casper December 8, 2008Reply

    this game looks great

  31. jan koontz December 9, 2008Reply

    its fun

  32. Andreah December 9, 2008Reply

    I like that it encourages and rewards a child’s natural curiosity, builds confidence, and stimulates brain development. My boys would LOVE this game!

  33. Andreah December 9, 2008Reply

    I subscribed to your emails. 😆

  34. Andreah December 9, 2008Reply

    I am adding your button now.

    mylifesahoot.blogspot.com

  35. Andreah December 9, 2008Reply

    I tweeted it~ andreashops

  36. Michele December 9, 2008Reply

    I love that it lets kisd use their imagination – and is not electronic!

  37. Michele December 9, 2008Reply

    I subscribe to your feed

  38. Janet F December 9, 2008Reply

    I like that : The diverse WheeGO characters are fun-loving and value kindness, fair play and a responsibility to each other and the planet..

    Thank you!

    janetfaye (at) gmail (dot) com

  39. Terra Heck December 10, 2008Reply

    This would be a fun game for the kids to play. I like that it encourages and rewards a child’s natural curiosity.

  40. Kari Follett December 11, 2008Reply

    I love that this is something my whole family can play together!!

  41. R Hicks December 11, 2008Reply

    like that it uses no batteries too! LOL!

    ardy22 at earthlink.net

  42. Sherri B. December 11, 2008Reply

    What a great idea! Something that actually gets the kids up and moving. Anyone can play so no one gets left out. Super!!!

  43. Jennifer hedden December 11, 2008Reply

    no batteries

  44. Nancy Valueff December 11, 2008Reply

    Sounds great

  45. Erma December 12, 2008Reply

    I also like that it’s a quest-type game. Thanks for the chance to win.

  46. Jennifer M December 12, 2008Reply

    I like that it gets you moving away from the tv.

  47. Lisa Fosses December 12, 2008Reply

    It combines the fun of hide-n-seek with the thrill of hunting for treasure

  48. Rosanne M December 12, 2008Reply

    I like that it's like going on a Treasure Hunt

  49. Rosanne M December 12, 2008Reply

    I subscribe

  50. gina snow December 12, 2008Reply

    sounds fun

  51. Jaye December 12, 2008Reply

    This is a great game! I love that it's interactive and incorporates parent and/or big brother or sister. And it makes you think!

  53. Kim Trepczyk December 12, 2008Reply

    No batteries

  54. Christine December 12, 2008Reply

    I like that it can be played anywhere. It sounds like a lot of fun!

  55. David Bertolo December 12, 2008Reply

    I love it that it doesn’t need batteries. HAPPY HOLIDAYS! Fantastic giveaway! Please sign me up for your contest.

  56. kathleen yohanna December 12, 2008Reply

    This sounds like a good game to help kids learn.

  57. Janette December 12, 2008Reply

    I love that it's not another battery-operated toy that kids will forget about in a couple days.

  58. Amy A December 13, 2008Reply

    What a neat concept! Seems fun and refreshingly different.

  59. Dan December 13, 2008Reply

    I like the hide and seek part of the game, my kids would like this

  60. Donna Wilde December 13, 2008Reply

    It looks like a lot of fun and we are all about fun here!

  61. Tiffany December 13, 2008Reply

    I have three children under 9. I like that they can all play it and not leave anyone out (which sometimes happens because of my little one)

  62. Buddy Garret December 13, 2008Reply

    😎 I like that it encourages children to think and reason to achieve a goal.

  63. Janet December 13, 2008Reply

    no batteries 🙂

  64. kathy pease December 13, 2008Reply

    i love that it looks like it will be a blast to play we love games 🙂

  65. john ferris December 13, 2008Reply

    It is not confusing to play and no batteries. 🙄

  66. Terry C December 13, 2008Reply

    I love that it stimulates brain development. It's not just some mindless activity or something that involves no thinking. Thanks!

    braaisjo at gmail dot com

  67. Steph December 13, 2008Reply

    I like the treasure hunt aspect and of course any game that gets kids up and moving around and using their brains is a great game in my book.

  68. Lily Kwan December 13, 2008Reply

    I like how the WheeGO combines the fun of hide-n-seek with the thrill of hunting for treasure.

  69. Lily Kwan December 13, 2008Reply

    I subscribed to your email feed.

  70. Heather C December 13, 2008Reply

    I like that the characters value kindness, fair play and a responsibility to each other and the planet.

  71. Marcy Strahan December 13, 2008Reply

    Treasure Hunting rocks & no batteries WOO HOO! 😯

  72. Melodee December 13, 2008Reply

    I like that kids are exercising their mind AND having fun!

  73. Donna K December 13, 2008Reply

    My kids love the treasure hunting idea.

  76. Jennifer Schroeder December 13, 2008Reply

    I like the fact that this is like an old-school game. It doesn't need any batteries, it's simple to play, and it requires thought! Thank you for the chance to win.

  77. Frances Watson December 13, 2008Reply

    sounds great count me in

  78. Chrysa December 13, 2008Reply

    I like that it's a "thinking" game.

  79. Chrysa December 13, 2008Reply

    I'm also subscribed to your RSS feed!

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