Hopscotch Giveaway from A Child's Dream

Would love to hop, skip and jump away the summer with this

I played when I was child and mow my daughte loves to play. I love watch her when se is playing hopscotch. Thanks for the great giveaway.

When I was growing up there was never any "I'm bored" in my house. We went outside and played hopscotch, cowboys and indians, or created fairy houses under the trees.

Grew up playing it. Now my son loves iT

I remember playing hopscotch at recess during elementary school, along with jump rope.I always wanted to play hopscotch as I was never brave enough to jump into the ropes being swung by other people. Oh how I miss the simplicity of those days! The fun part of being an adult though is sharing my childhood joys with my little girl.

I'm remembering playing hopscotch with my older sister. Lately, I've been realizing that many of the games I used to play as a child are totally unknown to my two sons. I think of their childhood as being pretty down-home, nature-oriented and simple yet somehow I've not passed along knowledge of some of these games. I will definitely be playing hopscotch with them whether or not i win this sweet looking set. Thanks to Debbie! (I'll also be inviting my 40-something sister over to play!!)

Hugs for Debbie- this looks like a fun kit! I have very fond memories of hopscotch. I think hopscotch and four-square were the only two games that we played in third grade. I don't know if we followed any "official" rules but the games got more complicated (and difficult) as the year progressed.

Hopscotch has made a return to our house this summer. My 3 year old daughter saw an illustration of some children playing hopscotch in a book and asked what it was. We drew some hopscotch squares on our patio with chalk and she and he cousins and brothers have been having a blast. It's great for practicing motor skills, numbers, waiting one's turn. Hopscotch...who would have thought!

I used to play hopscotch just about every day at recess. They had nice painted hopscotch squares for us to use ... we just had to search for a rock from the parking lot.

Koala Hugs to Debbie. I grew up playing Hopscotch where summers were so hot that the little grass that grew was soon a patch of dirt. It was in this that we drew out our Hopscotch with a stick and used our favourite rock. My 4 children however grow up in a lush landscape of grass and pavement sidewalks so this kit would be perfect for them over the coming summer days. Oh the memories they will form and the viewing entertainment I will have.

Big hugs for Debbie! The hopskotch kit looks pretty neat. My sister and I always played hopskotch growing up! One of my favorite past times growing up. I would love to share those memories with my kids.

I remember doing the jumping, but we never did anything else with it. I tried to teach my daughter hopscotch this morning. She had more fun drawing on the sidewalk with the chalk.

I remember playing hopscotch on our front walk as a kid. For the life of me I don't remember the details, just the design drawn in chalk and the hopping. My 3 year old is just discovering hopscotch. Would be fun to relearn the "rules" and make this a summer tradition. What a great idea for a giveaway.

When I was a kid we used to play all the time on the sidewalk in front of our house. We would find "chalk rocks" to draw with. Our biggest problem was remembering to make the squares big enough for our feet to fit in them. Our homeschool group did a hopscotch elective and the mom who taught it found variants from all over the world and gave a lot of historical background. I guess eevn Roman soldiers played hopscotch. It was an awesome class. Thank you Debbie and Kimara. What a cool idea!

Well, as I have now learned, I played the "playground" version of hopscotch. Who knew there were different layouts? : )

Woo hoo! Looking forward to teaching my daughter all of these "folksy" games!

I never played hopscotch as a child. Don't know why except none of my friends played, I guess. I do want to teach my child, tho. I would love to win. Hugs and thanks.

Back in the day (over 45 yrs) I was "THE" hopscotch champ. In my late 20's I was still good enough to win over my step-children. Now, don't know if I could 'hop' down the grid, but plan to intoduce to 3 grandsons later this summer. Thanks Debbie for the giveaway.

I played a lot of hopscotch as aid and plan on introducing the game to my own children this summer. Thanks for the giveaway!

My kiddos are always making up new designs to hop. We would welcome more chalk and those nifty looking tossers ;) Hugs to Debbie.

I was never really into Hopscotch as a child, but my 4 year old is obsessed! I draw squares for her on our patio and I've made them with painter's tape in her room. She would love for me to win!