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Kiwi Crate March 2015 Review + Coupon
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Kiwi Crate March 2015 Review + Coupon
Kiwi Crate was our family's first subscription box, and I credit Kiwi Crate for the start of my love of subscription boxes. Kiwi Crate is $19.95 a month and each box is filled with 2-3 creative and educational projects. Kiwi Crate is for kids 4-8, and each box is addressed to your child. My 5 year old loves seeing that green box on our doorstep, he even films the unboxing video with me.
The Details:
Cost: Month to Month $19.95
3 Months: $59.85
6 Months: $111.00
12 Months: $203.40
Sibling Add On: Get extra materials for a sibling to share the crate. Customers call it the “no fight” crate. (available for $9.95/month with a monthly subscription, $28 extra for a 3-month, $56 extra for a 6-month, and $112 extra for a 12-month subscription). Only one sibling add-on can be added per subscription
Coupon: Click HERE and use the code SHARE10 to save $10.00 on your first month
What's in the box? Every month you'll receive all the materials and inspiration for projects related to a theme such as music, gardening, dinosaurs or colors. Projects may include arts and crafts, science activities, imaginative play and more. We've hand selected and kid tested projects that are open-ended and encourage curiosity, exploration and creativity!
What ages is Kiwi Crate for? Ages 3-8 but older children can enjoy it too.
When am I billed? You will be billed for your first crate immediately. After that, you will be billed up to 10 days before your ship date. This would be on or around the 5th of each month.
When does the box ship? The first crate will be shipped within 2 business days and subsequent crates will ship the next month around the middle of the month in the U.S. Crates to Canada will be shipped on or around the 15th of each month
Can I skip? Yes – if you do not want to receive a crate for a period of time, you can pause your subscription for 1, 2 or 3 months. To pause, log into My Account page, click “Manage Subscription” next to the subscription that you'd like to pause and then click Pause. You will not be charged while your subscription is paused. Your subscription will automatically resume after the pause period is complete. Pause by 7:00 PM EST on the 4th of the month to avoid being billed for the next crate.
How do I cancel? To cancel, please call (866) 639-6502
Website: www,kiwicrate.com
Kiwi Crate's boxes look like little wooden crates.
The March 2015 Kiwi Crate was themed “Backyard Adventure”. The two main crafts are “My Growth Chart” and “My Backyard Golf“.
The back of the information card, has Steve the Kiwi bird and a little friend. Your child can cut them out and play out little scenes. The sticker goes on your child's poster, which comes in the first box.
Explore Magazine is a fun magazine for kids. There are fun activities, cartoons and craft ideas all throughout the magazine.
This is a glimpse inside the magazine. There were several suggested activities to try.
The first activity was “My Backyard Golf”. This craft ranks low on the messiness scale and low on the parental involvement. Your child will work on exploring, creating, and gross motor skills.
Inside the information booklet, there is a list of everything you need for the craft. Kiwi Crate always includes everything you need.
The information book folds out to a full page instruction sheet. There are nice big pictures, so even kids who don't read, can understand what to do.
This is everything for the craft.
I didn't take pictures of the process, but this is the finished project. I love the cute little golf club. L made a butterfly and a bunch of snakes to decorate the arches.
L had a great time playing.
The second product was “My Growth Chart”. This project ranked low on the messiness scale and medium on the grownup involvement. You child will work on creating, discovering and fine motor skills.
Once again, the instructions were easy to follow.
The growth chart is over 4 ft long, there were sheets of leaf stickers, a clear plastic sheet (to make imprints) and crayons.
This is the growth chart.
You put the sheet of stickers on the plastic tray, and when you color, it makes the veins for the leaves.
The completed leaves.
This is the completed growth chart. It was hard to get a really good picture of it, because it is so large.
My tall boy.
Here is a better picture of the growth chart.
Final Thought: I loved the theme this month. The growth chart was not only cute, but it will be something I will keep forever. I have never done a growth chart with my boys, but now I will have something to document their growth. Kiwi Crate never disappoints me and they have great customer service. If you want to try Kiwi Crate, click HERE and use the code SHARE10 to save $10.00 on your first month. This will work on Tinker Crate, Koala Crate and Doodle Crate too.
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