Oct 082014
 
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Quaker has asked me to share about their #QuakerPlayMaker partnership with the NFL and Fuel Up to Play 60 and has provided prizes for a giveaway. All words and thoughts are my own.

Growing up I played outside a lot.  My parents’ house sits on a decent amount of land, so there was plenty of space to ride bikes, play softball, and walk the dog.  My brothers even used one lawn to make their own golf “course” and driving range.

Keep Kids Active: Fuel Up to Play 60 Daily #QuakerPlayMaker

Fortunately Bubbles doesn’t need to be convinced to enjoy playing outside.  She loves to run around, ride her trike, and play on her swing set, to name a few.  Honestly, if there were a few less “icky bugs” out there, I don’t know that she’d ever come inside.

It’s important to us as parents that we join her for some of her play time.  We want to be good role models and show that young or old(er), physical activity combined with good nutrition is essential to a healthy lifestyle.  Whether it’s engaging her in a game of tag or participating in one of her own made-up games, we find ways to be active together.

Keep Kids Active: Fuel Up to Play 60 Daily #QuakerPlayMaker

To encourage more families to get and stay active, this fall Quaker is teaming up with the NFL and Fuel Up to Play 60.  Together they are launching For the Love of Play, a campaign that asks families to get active for 60 minutes of play each day.

Part of this campaign is the Make the Play contest where you can share the unique way that your family plays for the chance to win a grand prize “Day of Play” in your hometown with Indianapolis Colts quarterback Andrew Luck!  There are also daily prizes of $50 NFLShop.com online gift cards.

Keep Kids Active: Fuel Up to Play 60 Daily #QuakerPlayMaker

Additionally, I have a prize pack full of goodies to giveaway perfect for active families.  Included are:

  • An LED Light-Up Frisbee perfect for playtime outdoors with the whole family
  • A Mini Football for kids to enjoy team games
  • A Stopwatch to time fun activities and ensure your family gets 60 minutes of play per day
  • A set of Mini-Desk Cones for families to create their own games or relay races
  • A handy sports bag to stay organized while keeping active

Congrats Shelley P!

How do you and your family stay active together?

Quaker is providing the prizes for this program at no cost to me. This program is not administered or sponsored by Quaker or its affiliates, but solely by Views From the ‘Ville.

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About Liza

Liza is a mom (5-year-old daughter, 20-year-old stepson, and 24-year-old stepdaughter) and wife living in Louisville. She loves spending time with her family, visiting the local zoo and parks, as well as planning travel adventures. Cooking and baking, DIY projects and crafts, and coffee - lots and lots of coffee - round out some of her other hobbies.

  13 Responses to “Get Kids Active and Fuel Up to Play 60”

  1. We stay active by scheduling a daily walk outside. We live in Ohio where the weather is constantly changing so it’s fun to reflect on the beauty and our attire season to season.

  2. We like to play soccer at the park. We also like to take walks on the beach.

  3. We ride bikes together and take walks together! We should probably do more though!

  4. We love to play soccer and go swimming!

  5. We really like to swim to stay very active.

  6. We go for daily walks and make sure to spend lots of time playing in the yard and park

  7. We go for walks and play trips to the park.

  8. My family and I do karate twice a week together and go for walks or runs as often as we can.

  9. My family enjoys disc golf. It’s cheap, every age can play and it’s great exercise.

  10. We go on walks, ride bikes or go swimming!

  11. By going to the playground. :)

  12. We go on lots of hikes!

  13. we ride our bicycle daily!

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