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$56 Lego Prize for Back to School 2013!

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What could be cooler than Lego back to school gear?

Today we are giving away a $56 Lego themed back to school prize package from Staples. The winner will receive a Lego themed notebook, pencil case, pencils, water bottle, lunch box, and a $15 Staples gift card. Sweet! Entry details below. Don’t forget to check out our on-going back to school giveaways.

Here’s how to enter to win the $56 Lego prize pack from Staples!

I’m psyched about the Lego lunchbox in this Staples back to school prize pack. It really looks like a giant lego block! Plus, it coordinates so nicely with the Lego water bottle (the top is a Lego person head), pencil case, pencils, and notebook. When we opened the Lego package from Staples, my husband said “Oh yes!” Kids will love this Lego back to school gear, too!

How to win this $56 Lego themed back to school prize pack from Staples. You have 9 chances to win — feel free to do as many as you like!

1. Comment below with one memory of Legos.
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Leave a comment below for each entry. This giveaway ends Monday, Aug. 19, 2013 at 3 p.m. EST.

You can also enter to win each day on the six other blogs participating in the Back to School Giveaway Bash!

Don’t forget to check out the other on-going back to school giveaways.

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Comments

  7. I remember being so excited as a kid to receive a pirate lego kit, and there was a female lego person! She ended up being my favorite character. I used the lady- pirate in all my lego creations. It was funny because her clothes was a pirate costume so she didn’t match the scenarios I would build i.e lady pirate fighting a fire, lady pirate playing house, lady-pirate pilot. etc ha ha. – Now my kids are lego fans and I love that there are more characters to choose from.

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  13. I follow on facebook and emailing list.
    My priceless memories with legos are getting to play with them with my grand daughter.

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  15. I remember playing Lego’s with my brother as kids….he would always build incredible things. Today my niece loves Lego as well…it would be great to present her with the prize pack…a bit of nostalgia.

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  16. I remember my Lil bros not letting me play with their Lego’s because they were “boys” toys. 🙁

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  17. I remember my next door neighbor Kirk and I would sit together as small kids and play his legos for hours. He always had every new set so we could make sooo many things..we are still friends today.

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  19. I remember my brother and his friend fighting over a Lego door that they were each trying to complete their houses. My mother sent his friend home, and my brother got a timeout, and I got the door. 🙂

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  23. I remember my daughter trying very hard to build a house for her dolls and my son , not realizing fell on top of it and broke it.

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  27. I played with Legos when I was a kid. You never really outgrow them because it’s all about imagination and creativity.

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  44. Took my kids to Lego show at Tarrytown….watching them seach for golden legos in the scavenger hunt brought a smile to my face!

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  62. My older son is my biggest Lego fan. He used to ask for specific sets, but he’d never build that design. He just wanted the special pieces for his own creations.

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  68. i remember me and my brother building the hundreds of sets he had and also if he upset me i would put them where he would step on them lol (bad sister i know)

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  74. I remember being at my childhood home with my brother and the neighbors kids creating entire communities out of Legos and playing for hours on end

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  75. One of my memories of Lego’s is having contests with my siblings to see who could build the tallest towers.

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  83. A good memory I have with Legos is when I walked into the basement and saw my husband and two children huddled on the floor, giggling and making their first Lego car.

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  106. I remember the first set of Lego’s that my son got. He was so excited and would build with them for hours at a time.

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  110. Oh, sooooo many Lego memories. My girls and a neighbor boy spent hours a day building space ships out of Legos. They each had a job–and of course the boy was the commander of the ship and they let him. As the mom I played often with them and helped them change lego bricks into computers or anything they imagined with permanent markers .

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  131. One memory of legos (other than hurting myself when I step on one) is going to Lego Land a couple of years ago. My kids had lots of fun

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  133. I remember the 1st time my son played with Legos, he just loved them and played for hours and hours. He created the neatest things.

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  141. One memory of legos is my son trying to build transformers. Legos are a great toy for this option since they come apart and together so easily as he changes his around.

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