August 28, 2010

Get Ready for Kindergarten with Dinosaur Train Giveaway

August is Get Ready for Kindergarten month, and parents can help their little ones get ready for kindergarten with the help of The Jim Henson Company and Dinosaur Train!

School is right around the corner, and it’s time for parents to jump aboard the DINOSAUR TRAIN to celebrate “Get Ready for Kindergarten” month in August.

There are many things that can be done to help prepare children for kindergarten, including working with your child on basic academic skills such as writing his/her name and reading letters; teaching critical thinking skills by encouraging them to ask “Why” questions; working on arts-and-crafts projects to get your child more comfortable using scissors, markers and other supplies he/she will see plenty of in kindergarten; and making shopping for school supplies a fun experience by letting your child make some choices of their own, like the color of his/her backpack or pencil case.

At The Jim Henson Company, the immersive and compelling DINOSAUR TRAIN website at www.pbskids.org/dinosaurtrain offers parents (and teachers) a wealth of activities to encourage basic scientific thinking skills for pre-school children. Here are a few examples:

Help your child practice the letters of the alphabet while learning about the diversity of dinosaurs that once lived on Earth with the “Dinosaurs A – Z song.” Basic supplies needed include 26 index cards (4x6 or 5x7), a thick marker, crayons, lyrics to "Dinosaurs A to Z" song and the Printable page of all 26 dinosaurs in the song. For instructions go to: http://www.pbs.org/parents/dinosaurtrain/activities/handson/dinosaursatoz.html

Help your child learn some basic insect anatomy by creating a model of a dragonfly, and learn that some animals seen in the world today also lived at the time of the dinosaurs. Basic supplies needed include construction paper, wooden popsicle sticks, strong tape, pipe cleaners, colored markers, glue and glitter (and photographs of real dragonflies from books or the Internet). For instructions go to: http://www.pbs.org/parents/dinosaurtrain/activities/handson/dragonfly.html

Help your child understand and apply the term "hypothesis," investigate and make predictions about the science of color, using household basics including food coloring, clean food jars/containers, colored markers and a cookie sheet. For instructions go to: http://www.pbs.org/parents/dinosaurtrain/activities/handson/colorfulhypothesis.html

“Get ready for Kindergarten” shopping ideas for play, learning and fun (available at major retailers) include:




DINO TRAIN T-REX BACKPACK FROM ACCESSORIES 22: The DINOSAUR TRAIN 16” backpack features our favorite T-rex Buddy. It also features adjustable padded shoulder straps and 3 easy zippered compartments making it great to carry DINOSAUR TRAIN toys and school supplies as well as mesh side pockets for markers, pencils, etc. The glossy Buddy appliqué makes Buddy virtually come alive on both the blue and brown styles. This is a definite back-to-school must have for any DINOSAUR TRAIN fan! MSRP $14.99; available now.

DINOSAUR TRAIN I AM A T-REX FROM GROSSETT & DUNLAP: Buddy has spent his whole life in a pteranodon nest. He knows he's not a pteranodon, but he's not sure what he is. When his family decides to visit a new stop on the DINOSAUR TRAIN, Buddy finally learns the truth. He's a T-rex! This simple storybook is the perfect introduction to the world of DINOSAUR TRAIN! Ages 3 and up. MSRP $3.99; available now.

TRICERATOPS FOR LUNCH BY GOLDEN BOOKS; ILLUSTRATED BY CALEB MEURER
A Little Golden Book about Dinosaur Train! The Triceratops are coming over for lunch. Do you serve them plants or fish? That's what Buddy and his dinosaur siblings need to figure out before Tank and Trudie Triceratops arrive at the train station. This Little Golden Book retells an episode of the new PBS Kids animated series Dinosaur Train. It explains to young readers the difference between herbivores and carnivores—so that the next time you're dining with a dino, you'll know what to expect! Ages 2-5; MSRP $3.99/$4.99 Can; on sale August 10, 2010

DINOSAUR TRAIN TAKE ‘N’ PLAY ANYWHERE™ GO FISHING™ MAGNETIC ACTIVITY FROM PATCH PRODUCTS: Now kids can help Buddy and his family catch fish! They’ll practice hand-eye coordination and matching skills as they use the magnetic fishing pole to grab fish and try to land them in just the right spot. DINOSAUR TRAIN Go Fishing teaches cooperation, trial and error, or listening to and following instructions. Take ‘N’ Play Anywhere activities feature big magnetic pieces that are easy for kids to use and hard for kids to lose! Ages 4 and up; MSRP $9.99; available August at specialty stores, amazon.com or patchproducts.com.

DINOSAUR TRAIN DINOSAUR COLLECTIBLE 3-PACKS FROM LEARNING CURVE: Perfect for hours of imaginative dinosaur play, these 3-packs feature three detailed DINOSAUR TRAIN character figures and a special collector card. The 3-pack figures can be enjoyed separately or can fit inside train cars (sold separately) for more role play fun. The 3-packs are currently available in the following sets: Mrs. Pteranodon, Shiny & Derek; Mr. Pteranodon, Don & Velma; Boris, Annie & Pete; Dolores, Ollie & Oren. Ages 3 and up; MSRP $7.99; available now.

DINOSAUR TRAIN ALL ABOARD GAME FROM PRESSMAN TOY CORP: Join Buddy and his friends on the DINOSAUR TRAIN! Choose a character – Buddy, Tiny, Shiny, Don, Cory, Tank or Mr. Conductor – and try to move the fastest along the tracks. Speed through the three dinosaur eras: Triassic, Jurassic and Cretaceous along the beautiful scenery. Special Stopwatch spaces will help you get closer to the nest, while Dinosaur Crossing spaces will send you back. The first player to reach the nest area in the center of the board wins. For 2 to 6 players; Ages 4 and up; MSRP $12.00; available now at Target and Amazon.com.



Win: One lucky winner will receive a Dinosaur Train T-Rex Backpack full of new Dinosaur Train products as described above!

***THIS GIVEAWAY IS NOW CLOSED***

Congratulations to jsc123!

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Thank you to the Jim Henson Company for providing the products for giveaway free of charge. I received no monetary compensation for this post.



Gem is a Hawaii Mom Blogger who posts reviews and giveaways, and blogs about life in Hawaii as a mom of 3 boys, including one with an Autism Spectrum Disorder. She loves to travel, bake, and eat anything with chocolate.

186 comments:

TheAngelForever said...

I get my kids ready for school by going supply shopping and making fun days of it before. It is amazing how buying new crayons and a day out with us can be fun.

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Kelly said...

We are working on writing his letters and alphabet recognition.

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cparkins14 said...

Getting supplies and cute new outfit and not forgeting to take a picture on the first day of school.

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Nad said...

We have fun goint back-to-school shopping together and talk about all the fun stuff he's going to do at school and all the friends he's going to have.

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Nicole said...

My daughter is only 2 so there is no back to school yet--but I can't wait to take her school clothes/supply shopping in a few yrs.

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janetfaye said...

I have been helping my grandson get ready for Kindergarten by practicing letters and how to write his name with him.

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Life Is A SandCastle said...

My son is ready for school, but he ain't quite old enough and there is not a part time school available here. "we have been looking, he wants to go bad."

Right now we have been writing his name, do art project and pretending school.
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Stephanie said...

supply and clothes shopping. discussions about our expectations for the new semester
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MOMFOREVERANDEVER said...

we shop for supllies- we organize- we set up a huge family calendar for the semester on the wall

Giant Sis said...

I involve the kids as much as practically possible - letting them choose their favorite colors of supplies, choosing a place to store their stuff, etc. That way, they don't feel like I am making them do things against their wills!

Nebraska Fillemans said...

We are a reading family...so we read A LOT of books that have to do with school.
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Jennifer said...

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Caramel Cutie said...

My son is going to kindergarten so I have been teaching him how to write his name better as well as our address.

andrea v said...

supply and clothes shopping is how we prepared for school
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Stacey L said...

I get my kids ready for school by reading to them and talking about all the fun they are going to have.
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Heather Ransom said...

My daughter doesn't start kindergarten for two years but each day my husband and I sit down and teach her. We work on things like the alphabet, learning to write, her numbers, etc

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slb3334 said...

the kids are back in school already. we got ready by going shopping.

Jan said...

my little one is just a toddler, but we're preparing her for school by surriounding her with educational toys and books.
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Sandy said...

We've been teaching my grandson to write his letters and numbers so he's prepared for kindergarden.

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cstironkat said...

We start bedtime and morning routines 2 weeks before school starts so they are in the swing of things before school starts. We also shop on tax free weekend and this gets the kids excited about the start of school.

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Hifam said...

We get ready by taking each of the kids shopping for a new back to school outfit. We also go the day before to meet their teachers and find their desk so they feel more comfortable the first day of school.
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ellie said...

My 5 year old is entering kindergarten and we have been working on his letters and numbers. We've also been working on his writing.
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we go back to school shopping for clothes and school items.

bdiane34 said...

Well this was my daughters first year of school, she started kindergarden and she was so thrilled, we woke up super early and got her dressed up really nice.

Beau said...

This was my son's first year going to school and we read the book "Llama, Llama Misses Mamma" over and over again. It's all about baby Llama's first day at school.

Linda said...

They get to pick out their school supplies and we start an earlier to bed time.
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sweetsue said...

i always got my children ready for back to school by getting them new clothes and supplies and having a last minute camping trip.
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traci smith said...

we have them do some light work and reading to be prepared then theres the back to school shopping which gets them excited about going back

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rhonjerm said...

To help get kids ready for school I would say start with a schedule, get them to bed on time at night & to do flash cards, help them learn the alphabet, writing their names..structure is good before they get to school so its not so overwhelming to them =)

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jakiesmom said...

my son is starting school for the first time so i keep letting him know how much fun he'll have the friends he'll make and that mom will always pick him up! hopefully he'll go/stay!
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shopping for school supplies, new clothes and getting to bed a little earlier

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shirley said...

We talk about it, shopping for school, and ajust bedtimes.
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Andrea said...

We are working on getting a scheduled routine

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SimplySavvy said...

We worked on a letter a day for the month before and made the supply shopping a treasure hunt with ads before actually going to the store. I'd cut out pictures of items needed for them to use when we were in the store so they could identify all things needed.

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Megan said...

We get ready for school by visiting the school ahead of time and meeting the teacher so there are no surprises on the first day.
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susan said...

We get ready by getting all new school supplies. It really builds the excitement!

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sue said...

School supply shopping which was so much fun.

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littlelatina said...

This would be wonderful. My son would love this

VickeC said...

school shopping an letting them put out their clothes,backpacks,lunches everything is ready for the next morning

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tracylynne said...

my little guy would love this

mamamamahoney said...

We're getting ready by startnig to go to bed earlier and take baths at night.
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We're getting ready by startnig to go to bed earlier and take baths at night.
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Jessica said...

We start making bedtime a little earlier every night and go shopping for new school supplies
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Ryan said...

We are still getting ready b/c we start Monday!
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mogrill said...

We start going to bed earlier a week before to get ready for getting up earlier.
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deanna said...

I get my kids ready for going back to school by getting them on a "school schedule" several days before the first day of school so it is not such a shock to their systems. ;)

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wildcat32 said...

I am getting my son ready for kindergarten next year by having "class" at home for an hour every day. We purchased workbooks to use in our "class."
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pixie13 said...

We get on a school schedule several weeks before hand & go school shopping for supplies & new clothes.

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sjt42075 said...

i get my kids ready by taking the shopping for school supplies and some new school clothes.

Jenn S. said...

We read a lot and talk about what school will be like to get the kids ready for school. jas8929(at)gmail(dot)com

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I spend a mommy and me day together.
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Deb S. said...

We start by going to bed a little earlier each night.

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jsc123 said...

The week before school starts we always get back into our bedtime routine.
Everyone also lays out there clothing for the first week and gets everything settled with their backpacks and supplies.
Every night before getting ready for bed everyone matches the bookbag, shoes and jackets together in one spot so that there is no need to search for them in the morning.

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Amanda said...

I get my kids ready by letting them pick out their school supplies with me - they love picking out new notebooks and backpacks!
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LJD said...

We do lots and lots of reading! peytonsmomie at hotmail dot com!

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Louis said...

made some fun and easy readying and math exercises, disguised as games

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I get my kids ready for school by shopping for school supplies and clothes. Ortizvelasquez at yahoo dot com

Bev said...

I start sticking to a real schedule a couple of weeks before school so it's not such a shock with rules rules rules... :)

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clynsg said...

I got mine ready by re-starting the school night bedtime rule about a week ahead of time, shopping for school supplies and whatever their wardrobe needed for clothing.

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dddiva said...

Do everything we can ahead of time- pack up backpacks, make lunches so they are grab and go, make sure all forms are filled out etc the night before.

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getting to bed on time&having everything ready for day one,which is tuesday!
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When they were in school, we got back in routinue two weeks before school starts. trinitygsd at yahoo dot com

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We talk about it and go shopping for school supplies.

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Michelle said...

My little guy is only 9 months, but I'm excited to take him school shopping once he is older!
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They start to go to bed earlier a couple of weeks ahead of time.

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reading to them

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Barney and Shelby said...

We're working on sounding out words and, of course, back to school clothes. Thanks!
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ladyt64 said...

I get my kids ready for back to school by talking about all the new things they will learn and new friends that they will make.

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Baby Mama said...

By going shopping for new school clothes
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Laura said...

I got my little guy ready for kindergarten (sniff sniff)by reading stories about school, with his favorite being David Goes to School.

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Tylerpants said...

My son's too young for school but I'll make sure he's ready with all the school supplies he needs when the time comes. tylerpants(at)gmail.com

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Haydensmommy05 said...

This past week was my daughters first week of kinder and I prepared her by talking school up making it known what the rules are and the things she would do and I think it really helped!
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To get my kids ready I read them books that involve going back to school:) annejk112233(at)yahoo(dot)com

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Jennifer R said...

I get my kids ready for school by implementing the earlier bedtime and schedule a week before school starts and buying new school supplies.

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I have a large family and a new kindergartener this year. I got her prepared by reading to her and teaching her how to write her name. vidomich(at)yahoo(dot)com

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Jennifer M said...

We've started attending an organized preschool gym so she can get used to following directions in a group of people.

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Shopping for clothes and school supples always got them excited.



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Jinxy and Me said...

School supply shopping is always a big one!

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Gianna said...

Reading and writing.

Laurie said...

We get ready for school by going clothes shopping and then to get school supplies and a special back to school lunch out

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debbiekl said...

We don't have much to do yet for my son - he's preschool age, but stays at home or with his grandmothers. I always thought it was silly to buy a bunch of new clothes just for the start of school - I'd rather spread it out throughout the year!

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