I’ve written many times about how Stick Man is my favourite children’s book, there’s just something so special about how he tries so hard to find his way back to the family tree, and the fact that he has three little stick children really resonates with me as I have three too!
We had a great time trying out The Stick Man Trail at Alice Holt earlier in the year, especially when we found the giant sculpture of Stick Man at the end. The Stick Man Trail is still on at 24 locations across England, we really did have a fantastic time trying it out and as you just pay for parking at Forestry Commission sites it’s an amazing low cost afternoon of fun for the whole family. See The Forestry Commission website for more information.
The Forestry Commission have a brilliant downloadable activity sheet available at the moment allowing visitors to make Super-Hero stick people and if you share pictures of your Super Sticks on the Forestry Commission Facebook wall you could win a Stick Man goody bag worth £50!!
Sydney was super pleased with her Super-Hero Stick Man and he kept her busy for ages!!
Stick Man DVD Giveaway
Did you watch Stick Man over Christmas? The half hour animated film based on the much-loved children’s picture book written by Julia Donaldson and illustrated by Axel Scheffler is a beautiful portrayal of the book telling the tale of the happy go lucky father’s epic journey across the seasons to make it home in time for Christmas.
“Stick Man lives in the family tree with his Stick Lady Love and their stick children three.”
If you’d like to win your very own copy of Stick Man on DVD, complete the rafflecopter form below.
a Rafflecopter giveaway Terms and Conditions
Closes Midnight 28th February 2015
Winner will be selected by Rafflecopter and noticed via e-mail on the 1st March
The prize is non-refundable and no cash alternative will be offered.
The prize is non transferable. UK
Delivery addresses only Entrants must be 18 years or over.
Prize is the responsibility of The Forestry Commission
laura banks
delamere forest
Catherine McAlinden
Delamere Forest
Angela McDonald
My nearest trail is Wyre Forest Nature Reserve!
Kim Neville
Wendover Woods, Buckinghamshire
iain maciver
delamere forest
Paula Readings
Weald Country Park, Essex.
Emma walters
cannock chase 🙂
Christine Caple
Cardinham Woods
Natalie Crossan
Wendover Woods, Buckinghamshire
Jo Hutchinson
Westonbirt Arboretum
Susan Lloyd
Wendover woods
aaron broad
Thames Chase
Michelle O'Neill
Wendover Woods Stickman trail
claire woods
Thetford forest
Natalie Baskerville
Cannock chase forest
trevor linvell
Thames chase
Tracy Newton
Hamstley Forest
Margaret Clarkson
Dalby Forest
Janice Mackin
Kielder Water and Forest Park
Julie Camm
Delamere Forest
Rebecca Phillips
we dont have one here in NI 🙁 shame as we loved the gruffalo trail!
Donna Clark
Rosliston Forest
Ruth Harwood
Grizedale is our nearest xx
Sarah | Boo Roo and Tigger Too
High Lodge, Thetford
Karen Smith
Dalby Forest
Susan B
Haldon Forest park near Exeter is our nearest trail.
kimberley ryan
Dalby Forest, Yorkshire
Adrian Bold
Our nearest is Delamere Forest, Cheshire.
julie eley
Cannock Chase Forest,
Tracy Nixon
Kielder Water and Forest Park
Gillian McClelland
My nearest trail is the Greenock Cut
Lisa Pond
The Wyre Forest
Victoria Shiel
Delamere & Dalby Forests are both close to me
Lynsey Buchanan
Stick Man trail at Kielder Water and Forest Park
christine nicholson
Hamsterley forest
Leanne Bell
Haughmond Hill in Shropshire is our nearest x
Amy Beckett
Grizedale
Dale Dow
Rothbury
Clare Hubbard
Dalby Forest
Ruth Wollerton
Fineshade Woods
M Allen
Delamere Forest
Karl Borowy
Kielder Water and Forest Park
Keith Hunt
Forest of dean
Emma Whittaker
We live in Warrington so our nearest would be Delemere Forest 🙂
Vickie Jackson
Alice Holt Country Park 🙂
Rebecca hussey
Westbury Arboretum
Rebecca hussey
Was meant to say Westonburt
gemma newton
Dalby forest
Nicola Phipps
Delamere Forest 🙂 xxx
Natalie Russell
Haldon Forest in Exeter X
Victoria Prince
My nearest is the trail at Haldon Forest Park