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It’s time to get your students coding, no matter what grade you teach! With this giveaway, you could win the interactive eBook series “Spotlight on Kids Can Code” from Rosen Publishing. With titles like Understanding Coding With Minecraft, these interactive eBooks make coding fun and easy for students. Grand-prize winners will receive a full set of this interactive eBook series, which features unlimited simultaneous access for your entire school building, as well as an iPad.
- Prize Package(s)
- Rules
- Spotlight on Kids Can Code Interactive eBook series
- iPad Mini 2
- Your choice of the print set of either Spotlight on Kids Can Code or Code Power: Teen Programmer’s Guide
- All entries must be submitted using the online form by 11:59 p.m. on 4/3/17, Central Time.
- Entrants must follow the entry instructions. Entries generated by script, macro, robotic, programming or any other automated means are prohibited and will be disqualified.
- All entrants must be legal residents of the United States of America with a current U.S. address for prize fulfillment. Prizes that require shipment will not be shipped internationally.
- Each entrant may only submit one completed form.
- Winners will be selected by random drawing and announced on the WeAreTeachers website by 4/6/17.
- All published prizes from the Sponsor are fulfilled by the Sponsor and are the sole responsibility of the Sponsor. The Sponsor is responsible for contacting winners and fulfilling all other related prizes directly to the winners.
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- Any depiction of prizes is for illustrative purposes only. All prizes are awarded as-is and without warranty of any kind, expressed or implied. Winners are responsible for all taxes on prizes received.
- Prizing:
- One (1) lucky educator will win this grand prize (approx. value $1,500):
- Spotlight on Kids Can Code Interactive eBook series
- iPad Mini 2
- Four (4) educators will win this runner-up prize ($160 total value):
- Your choice of the print set of either Spotlight on Kids Can Code or Code Power: Teen Programmer’s Guide
- One (1) lucky educator will win this grand prize (approx. value $1,500):
- Product prizes are not redeemable for cash or transferable. No substitution allowed except, at Sponsor's sole discretion, a prize of equal or greater value may be substituted.
- Only the number of prizes stated in the Rules is available to be won. All prizes will be awarded provided a sufficient number of eligible Entries is received.
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