29 June 2009

WIN! WIN! WIN!

With

YBIKE & ROLLER SURFER

Buy an Award Winning Ybike Balance Bike online and stand a chance in winning

1 Roller Surfer Pro-Board to the value of R999

(see article below)

PLUS

6 Ybikes for your Pre-school to the value of R2100.

To enter now buy a Ybike for R349 online by emailing your purchase request to mariza@ybike.co.za

Please provide details such as the quantity & colour of bikes you would like to orde (Lime, Orange and Pink), your name, contact number, email & delivery address, name of pre school, contact number and email.

GOOD LUCK!

YBIKE Team

Competition terms and conditions apply.

Visit our website for more information.

YBIKE WELCOMES

ROLLER SURFER SA!

Roller Surfer is the improved version of the very successful castor-board product. A new patented innovation by an Israeli company, Roller Surfer, is set to push the boundaries of possible tricks and captivate the already big market who buys castor boards daily.

Roller Surfer is the only caster board with multiple-directional castors. The board is made with Canadian Maple meaning that the decks are lighter and closer to the skateboard culture. These are just some of the exciting features of this innovative design.

Welcome to South Africa Roller Surfer!

Visit Roller Surfer South Africa for more information.

Please contact us for more information.

Saying of the WEEK

"Life is change. Growth is optional. Choose wisely."

Quote by Karen Kaiser Clark

Did you know?

Interesting article by FamilyEducation.com:

SKILL BUILDING THROUGH PLAY

"Before his second birthday, your one-year-old will learn, practice, and perhaps even master a remarkable number of skills. He will move from crawling to walking to running. He will go from babbling to chattering. On his first birthday, he could just barely pick things up and grasp them. By his second, he can pick objects up with ease, rotate them, throw them, catch them (well, some of the time), and stack them. Toys play a critical role in these developments. The best toys for your toddler give him an opportunity to practice all these new skills in a variety of different ways."

Reference: "Skill Building through play". Family Education.com. 2000-2009.http://life.familyeducation.com/general-skill-builders/play/53230.html

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