WIN 1 of 3 chalk.com.au MEGA Christmas toy packs

We are delighted to be offering you the chance to WIN 1 of 3 chalk.com.au MEGA Christmas toy packs valued at over $270

Each prize pack contains:

Eurotrike – Twist and Roll Scooter
VTech – First Steps Baby Walker
Melissa & Doug – Favourite Phrases Wooden Stamp Set
Thinkfun – Zingo!© Game
Vertical Bubble Generator
Desk Top Globe
Melissa & Doug – Jumbo Colouring Pad
Melissa & Doug – Numbers Wooden Peg Puzzle
Melissa & Doug – Chalk Activity Book
Melissa & Doug – Alphabet Stacking & Nesting Blocks

chalk.com.au provide great quality educational toys at unbeatable prices. And every dollar you spend generates credit for your local school or early childhood centre to spend on much needed Educational resources.

chalk.com.au includes hundreds of products from leading toy brands, many of which have won industry awards from around the world. All products found in the Chalk Educated Toys selection encourage motivated, thoughtful and active children.

You will find toys which are perfect for Christmas presents for children of all ages. The collection contains toys, books, puzzles, games, art & craft, construction, sporting & outdoor equipment, electronics, educational products and much more.

chalk.com.au ensures that easy ordering, simple navigation and direct home delivery are at your fingertips so jump online today and browse their extensive range of toys from the comfort of your home.

For your chance to WIN 1 of 3 chalk.com.au MEGA Christmas Toy Packs!

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Please note this competition is open from 13th November 2013 until 11th December 2013 and is only available to members of Mouths Of Mums. We are unable to accept entries posted via facebook. The winners of this competition will be published on this page. Winners’ name and address will be provided to the promoter of this competition and prizes will be sent to the address you have in Your Profile. Please ensure your details are up to date so that you receive your prize.

Winners for this competition

P. HillsVIC
S. LeeWA
C. BerryQLD

Entries so far
This Competition is Closed

- - sookygirl said
  - 11 Dec 2013
    10:11 pm
Wooden number, colour and alphabet puzzles, three kids later they’re still in great shape and still learning from them.
- - teriemana said
  - 11 Dec 2013
    9:51 pm
building blocks as they are very educational and also great for coordination which helped all my 6 children as they were passed down to the next one.
- - renee1980 said
  - 11 Dec 2013
    9:03 pm
I got my son a Leap Frog pad, and its been the best thing ever, teaching him, Colours, numbers etc. It really was money well spent.
- - puna said
  - 11 Dec 2013
    8:14 pm
A bug catcher as it has helped him gain an appreciation of the interconnectedness of all living things!
- - Kylie Baker said
  - 11 Dec 2013
    7:21 pm
Wooden magnetic letters. I let my son choose one every time he used the potty. He learnt the alphabet and toilet training in one.
- - tweety22au said
  - 11 Dec 2013
    7:08 pm
I love the v tech toys
- - moonlight said
  - 11 Dec 2013
    6:46 pm
The wooden toys with the slide across beads. They are a brilliant toy to help with counting!
- - letona said
  - 11 Dec 2013
    4:52 pm
Playdough is the best. It keeps the hands busy and the shaping of the dough keeps the mind active. Its a mind and body activity.
- - grumpy said
  - 11 Dec 2013
    4:46 pm
An interactive map of the world because it has fun games to play which my kids love and they are learning without realising it!
- - arielshadow said
  - 11 Dec 2013
    4:18 pm
The best toy I bought was an alphabet pop up picture book which matches letters with pictures beggining with that letter, she loves it.
- - little fairies said
  - 11 Dec 2013
    4:11 pm
First Steps Baby Walker taught my kids to love music, talk, learn numbers, the alphabet and importantly how to walk.
- - kylie_77 said
  - 11 Dec 2013
    4:02 pm
A fridge magnet that you can pop different letters of the alphabet into and it says and sings it my little one learnt from that
- - catlover said
  - 11 Dec 2013
    3:58 pm
All of these bright colours are so awesome for the littlies!! Very good for them as they are like little sponges experiencing colour and texture xxxxx
- - leema said
  - 11 Dec 2013
    3:44 pm
set of wooden maracas. It stimulates his senses- “sight” with its bright colours, “hearing” with its musical sound, and “touch” with its easy grip handles.
- - netty8 said
  - 11 Dec 2013
    3:31 pm
Shape blocks teaches them the names of the different shapes, the alphabet and numbers which are printed on them.
- - billsmegan said
  - 11 Dec 2013
    2:45 pm
Stacking blocks are awesome and board games are fab,
But the best educational toys… activity books! They transform a day that’s drab!
- - goolibear said
  - 11 Dec 2013
    2:38 pm
A Rubik’s cube for my 7 year old son because he learnt about determination and concentration all while having fun!
- - only1micp said
  - 11 Dec 2013
    2:34 pm
Nesting blocks….can be used in so many ways and appeals to all my children aged 7,5 and 10 months
- - mknath said
  - 11 Dec 2013
    2:31 pm
puzzles my son is called the puzzle champion at school they are great for concentration and identify matching picture and pieces
- - watashi said
  - 11 Dec 2013
    2:01 pm
The best educational toy is Lego with my son identifying colors and building toys to his own creations.