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Win a Fort Magic Construction Kit for Kids! ($200 value)

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This post is brought to you by Fort Magic. 

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How many times have our kids asked us to build them a fort? When my kids were little, they did all the time! Well, Fort Magic makes fort building easy, and so much more exciting too! You don’t have to worry about your fort falling apart in the middle of playing with these kits!

And, now you have a chance to win one of their amazing Fort building kits too! I’ll tell you more about that in a minute.

Fort Magic Box Front View

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Fort Magic is an innovative fort building and construction toy that enables children to build 3D, kid-created, “life-size” worlds for inventive play! Imagine the hours of excitement at playtime, play-dates, sleepovers and family-time as children build “forts” shaped like pirate ships, castles, playhouses, submarines, airplanes, teepees, tunnels, and so much more…all from just ONE Fort Magic kit!  Fantasy becomes reality with Fort Magic through the power of a child’s own creative hands!  Easy to build, easy to clean up!  Fort Magic ignites children’s imaginations for hours of creative play!

Fort Magic Rocket Ship Final

 Fort Magic is different from other building & construction toys available for children because of its unlimited building potential to invent “life-size” creative designs.

Fort Magic is a new and innovative toy, with tremendously positive feedback from families just like yours! I love the idea of using these kits to create hundreds of different forts! The ideas on the Fort Magic website are endless. The kit does not include fabric (even though fabric covers will be coming soon), but they have lots of patterns on their website if you want to create your own cover, and they also give you great tutorials showing you how you can easily use your own sheets you have at home to cover your Fort Magic Kit. How cool is that?

Fort Magic Car Final

Fort Magic Kids Riverboat

I just love that this will get kids excited about using their imagination!! Kids love to be creative, and this will definitely help them do that. I think it would be such a fun family activity, too! You can buy these amazing kits on Amazon or directly from Fort Magic!

fort magic pirate ship

 

 

Fort Magic is giving away a free kit to one lucky TT&J reader (a $200 value!). Each kit includes everything you need to make forts, castles, rocket ships, and so much more! How fun!!

Good luck!

xoxo

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Comments

  1. Lou Ann Rice says

    When I saw the Magic Fort, I had to have one for my grandson’s birthday. It was a big hit! His parents loved it. They built a fort for Charlie the first day. He immediately crawled in. He doesn’t walk yet but he sure can recognize cool.

  2. Laurie Whatley says

    I would love to help my boys build all of them but I think they would love the space ship the most. 🙂 Thanks!

  9. Kim says

    Wow- the coolest product I have ever seen! Love this! So excited to let the kids’ infinite imaginations “sky-rocket” out of this world!

  10. Denise Luscan says

    I shared on Pinterest. First we would make the rocket! My son would love that!

  12. Cindy Hemann says

    I think it would be great to see what my Girl Scout troop comes up with. Great team building activity. I would love to build a puppet theater

  13. Julie Durocher says

    My kids and my students would love this! I think we’d build a pirate ship first!

  16. Tari McDonald says

    I’m sure we’d build just about everything possible- but we’d probably start with a pirate ship

  28. RobinM says

    With a 4 year old boy the possibilities are endless but a good ‘ol fort or pirate ship would be super cool!

  40. rhiannon k says

    Our girls would love all of these kits
    Love the yellow submarine. thanks for the chance to win

  42. Raana says

    We would build a sub or rocket 1st. possibilities seem endless! thanks for the giveaway. Shared it on my pinterest pinterest.com/raanajbrez

  43. JoEllen says

    Oh my boys would love this! They would come up with new inventions each time. How fun!

  46. KWolff says

    My youngest is in love with superheros so we would build something that Batman or Wolverine could hang out in. 😉 He is only 3 so any type of structure would be perfect to him! 😀

  50. kathleen stewart says

    This is great. Any age can build the basic shapes. I think the sub is fun; look out from inside, plus make the periscope and stand up for more imaginative play. Great toy.

  51. Angie Fowler says

    Wow….my 5 year old would be in love and I could see him picking the submarine.

  57. Erin Smith says

    First? Probably the rockets hip, just to learn how it works, then definitely the castle!

  58. Dottie says

    My boys think all of them are awesome, but I would maybe insist on the castle first!

  60. Nelda says

    We have old log cabin kit. Grandson would love this. He would big pirate ship first.

  62. Shannon K says

    Oooo…that’s tough since you can build so many things. Probably a clubhouse of sorts!

  68. sheri anderson says

    Our grandson would be so thrilled to have a fort that I’m sure he’d be happy with anything!! He totally loves cars and trains and airplanes!! Thanks!

  73. Heather says

    What a cool toy. For the kids?…phff…I want to play with it. 🙂
    Thanks for the opportunity to win such an awesome product.

  74. Christopher says

    I’m a pilot, father and blogger at threestorks.com. The fort construction would be fun for me. The fort destruction would be fun for the four year old. Win Win..

  75. kbcnaa says

    What a cool toy! I have never heard of this but hope I can win it. My 5-year-olds would have so much fun building different things!

  85. Kirstie says

    I’d leave it up to the kids….but I’m guessing they’d like a 2-room fort. The bigger the better!

  89. Jamie Walker says

    How fun!! I NEED THIS!! Would save the kids from a few tears when theirs falls over:) Thanks!

  102. Lisa says

    What a great product! My girls would have a blast with this! I love all the different ideas for reconfiguring!

  103. Glenda K Beckham says

    Jen thank you so much for posting such a great giveaway. I am raising three of my grandkids right now while their parents get their lives together. My youngest, the boy, would adore this. He is always wanting to build a tepee or a fort. This would entertain him for hours and days even and hopefully take his mind off momma and daddy for awhile. Good luck everyone!

  104. Alissa L. says

    My kids would LOVE something like this. They are so imaginative. It would be hard to pull them away for a meal. Thanks for the chance to win.
    I shared on FB.

  105. Beth says

    My daughter is the creator, and she would likely make everything she can find a plan for and then invent her own things from there.

  107. Jen says

    So excited! I have been looking for a project like this! Easier than PVC, sturdier than blankets and couch cushions 🙂 My kids would love to make the fort, ship, all of it!

  114. Miriam Prantner says

    We have a loft bed and this would be perfect to extend the under loft space and create a fun play area.

  115. Loretta says

    I don’t have enough space in my house, but I know my nephews would have a blast with this! I’m sure they’d get a huge kick out of the pirate ship!

  120. Debbie Chadwick-Vazquez says

    I have tried every way to enter this contest and it will not take any of my information on Rafflecopter. I entered on Facebook, Pinterest, shared and commented and it won’t accept any of them I don’t know why. Thanks for listening I really hope I get entered for this giveaway

  129. suzan says

    I have 3 and 5 year old boys. What couldn’t they build?! This would be awesome! It has been such a long winter.

  130. Debbie Chadwick-Vazquez says

    I work with special needs children and the things they could do with their amazing minds would be so fun to watch!!!! Then on the weekends I will bring it home for my 11 yr old and grand kids to play with! How fun!!!

    • Debbie Chadwick-Vazquez says

      I tried to post this once and can’t see it so if it shows twice I am so very sorry! I have tried to enter every way possible with the exception of the Twitter sin I don’t have that account and rafflecopter
      Will not accept any of them and I do not know why! I want to enter this giveaway so bad can you tell me if I am doing anything wrong

  133. Jackie Mitchell says

    These are incredible! I have 11 grandchildren (soon to be an even dozen!) who need something fun to do at Grammie’s house! Heck, they might never want to leave! Fingers crossed!

  142. natalie says

    My 4 year old son is sitting next to me and went nuts when he saw this! He said he wants to try to win it! So here we go!

  151. Lou Ann Rice says

    Well, I couldn’t wait. This is a perfect gift for my grandchild who is just turning one. I know, that’s really too young to appreciate it but think of this – he and his parents will have it his whole walking childhood. They will all love it. I’m pumped! Thanks a million for blogging about this.

    I wonder whether my husband would like one.

    Lou Ann

  162. Lorna Calaway says

    Would love to have one of these kits for my creative problem solving teams! It would help with creating skits!!

  166. Ty says

    Love this!! My son is always making forts around the house, what a great way to incorporate playtime with leaning!

  172. Candyce says

    How cool is that! My son would build a car or train for sure & my daughter would build a horse stable or something similar

  176. Katy McKinley says

    Are you kidding? I already spend half of my days building forts for my 3-year old son. He’s constantly saying, “Can you make me _________ out of cardboard?” Haha. This would make life easier. If I don’t win, I”m totally buying one.

  191. Ericka says

    I would actually give this to my two Godsons…I can’t even imagine what they would build with it. Maybe a pirate ship…or a rocket ship…their imaginations are great!

  195. Kelly nelson says

    I am always trying to make forts for my boys but they dont last too long they fall and then they get upset. This is great!

  197. Melissa T. says

    These are soooo cool! We would probably build some kind of pyramid, because we’ve been studying about Egypt.

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