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20 family
movie passes to be won!
Shark
Boy and Lava Girl, the story of a ten-year-old boy who
escapes his lonely world with two imaginary friends, is set to
be a big hit family film when itís released in September.
Max and his
imaginary friends, Shark Boy, a half-breed of boy and shark who
was raised by great whites, and Lava Girl, with flaming hair and
hands that melt everything she touches, embark on a mission to
prove to the world that all it takes is a dream to make anything
a reality.
Thanks
to Sony Pictures, Kids in Perth ñ The Parentsí Paper has 20 family passes to see Shark
Boy and Lava Girl in amazing 3D in September. For a chance
to win, just colour in the drawing above and send it to us,
remembering to include all your details.
Be
a star for a day in a stretched limo
Kids
just love cruising around like movie stars in an American-style
stretch limo.
Childrenís limo parties are the latest craze sweeping
through Perth and Vegas Limousines are giving Kids in Perth ñ
The Parentsí Paper a chance to win one.
Vegas
Limousines provides everything from a karaoke system on which to
enjoy a singing competition to Playstation 2 with all the latest
games, a DVD player to take in a movie and a sound system to
listen to all the latest songs. While cruising around town kids
can enjoy party food, including lollies, chips and soft drinks
on ice.
To
book a Vegas Limousine with uniformed chauffeur, call 1800 09 02
07. The cost for a two-hour party in any metro suburb is $275
inclusive.
For
a chance to win a Vegas Limousines cruising party, send us your
details with the answer to the following question:
Q:
Las Vegas is in which state of the USA?
Win a baby sign DVD package!
Babies can be
taught to communicate through sign language before they can
speak. First Signs is Australian sign language (Auslan) for hearing
infants.
The possible
benefits of teaching sign language to your child include
enhanced parent/child bonding, a reduction in frustration and
tantrums, accelerated development of speech, and an increased
vocabulary. Learning sign language may also increase a childís
IQ and is also lots of fun, exciting and educational.
The WA Deaf
Society, the experts in sign language, are giving readers of
Kids in Perth ñ The Parentsí Paper, the chance to win a baby
signing DVD package that includes a First Signs workshop, two
DVDs containing over 250 Auslan signs, easy reference chart and
information pack valued at $65.
For a chance
to win, send your details to Kids in Perth ñ The Parentsí
paper, along with the answer to the following question:
Q.
What is the name of the Australian sign language used in First
Signs?
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