Adventure Park Peek-A-Newz Challenge
Play the Adventure Park Peek-A-Newz challenge between November 1 and November 11 to win Webkinz Newz exclusive Adventure Park prizes! Read more
Adventure Park Peek-A-Newz
Play the Adventure Park Peek-A-Newz challenge between November 1 and November 11 to win Webkinz Newz exclusive Adventure Park prizes! Read more
Autumn Owl Contest
Celebrate the arrival of the Autumn Owl — design a fall-inspired garden and you could win an eStore exclusive Autumn Owl! Read more
White Chocolate Ghosts
What you need: white chocolate wafers, chocolate chips, sweetened shredded coconut, wax paper, spoon, adult assistant, fridge What you do: 1. Have your adult assistant melt the chocolate wafers in the microwave. 2. Spoon a bit of the melted white chocolate onto the wax paper. Smooth it out into a ghost shape. If you want, sprinkle on the coconut. 3. Stick on two chocolate chips for eyes, and one for a mouth. 4. When you’ve used up all the white chocolate and made your ghosts, put them in the fridge to harden. 5. Share these with your friends!
“On the First Day of Christmas” Contest Rules
CONTEST OPEN TO RESIDENTS OF CANADA AND THE USA (some exclusions apply). These are the official rules (“Rules”) for the “On the First Day of Christmas” Contest (the “Contest”) which is offered by Ganz (“Sponsor”). By entering, each entrant (“Entrant”) is deemed to agree with the Rules. NO PURCHASE IS NECESSARY TO ENTER THE CONTEST. The Contest begins on November 1, 2017 at 9:00 a.m. Eastern Time and ends on November 16, 2017 at 11:59 p.m. Eastern Time (“Contest Submission Period“). To enter, post your idea for a Webkinz-related line for the classic holiday song ‘The Twelve Days of Christmas’. There is one contest a day for twelve days – weekdays only. There are twelve prizes to be won: one (1) virtual Webkinz 2017 Elf Stocking per day. Limit to one prize per entrant. The odds of winning the Grand Prize depend upon the number and quality of Entries received during the Contest Submission Period. The Entry must be original and may not contain material that violates or infringes any third party’s rights, including but not limited to privacy, publicity or intellectual property rights, or that constitutes copyright infringement. The entry must not contain or be confusingly similar to any … Read more
Roberta’s costume
Hey, gang – it’s me, Roberta!!! I just wanted to thank all of you so much for helping me choose my Halloween costume and voting in the poll last weekend! I counted up all of the votes and guess which costume you chose for me? I’m a Mermaid! Cool, huh? I had so much fun at the Halloween Parade today. I guess I have all of you to thank for that too! You all did such a good job on that petition for Ms. Cowoline. I can’t wait to go out trick or treating with my friends tonight. I just hope it’s not too cold outside – this Mermaid costume is kind of chilly. Maybe I should bring my jacket. Thanks again! I hope you all have fun tonight!
Halloween Parade!
Halloween Parade! By Ella McWoof I stopped by Kinzville Academy today to check out the annual Halloween Parade through the school. I remember back when I was at the old Academy, I just loved Halloween. We would start with the youngest classes and then make our way through the school, going into each class and collecting the students to add to our parade. By the time we got back to the front hall, the whole school was part of the parade. It was awesome seeing some of the younger kids dressed up in their costumes – they’d get so excited. So I was really looking forward to checking out some of the costumes this year and they did not disappoint! Ms. Cowoline even let them decorate the school. They did such a good job it’s scary! Cowabelle looks regal in this chic Pharoah costume. And Sparky could be the ‘After’ picture to Cowabelle – he’s all wrapped up in being a Mummy. Ewww! Stoogles is a creepy Zombie! That green, rotting face paint is freaking me out! … Read more
Hot Dog Mummies
What you need: hot dogs, crescent roll dough, adult assistant, stove, cookie sheet, ketchup What you do: 1. Take the crescent roll dough out of the package – try to keep the dough in a rectangle (don’t separate into triangles). 2. Using a knife (or having your adult assistant do this step), cut the dough into strips about 2 cm wide. 3. Wrap your hot dogs with the dough. Overlap the dough and make it look like bandages. 4. Put the hot dogs onto a cookie sheet and bake in the oven at 350 degrees until the dough is golden (about 15 minutes). Serve these ‘mummies’ with ketchup!
