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WIN – $50 AMEX Gift Card & $10 iTunes Gift Card from History Hero App

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History Hero App

History Hero is a unique, interactive and fun way for children and families to experience the world’s top historical sites. The first app of its kind, History Hero was designed to encourage learning at the world’s top historical sites including New York, Washington, D.C., Minneapolis, London, Paris and Rome. History Hero puts the user in the driver’s seat of a battle to save Earth’s history from the Erasers who want to take over the world. Users are sent on a mission at each historical destination to save 10-20 artifacts at the location, learning the history and importance of each along the way. 

Mitch Zamoff, a lawyer, law school teacher and father of three, came up with the idea for History Hero when he was traveling in Europe with his family.  He wanted to make family trips to historical destinations more engaging, interactive and memorable. History Hero is designed for kids age 4 and up and is available for Apple devices. 

Click here to find History Hero App to download.

Click here to visit History Hero’s website.

Click here to Like History Hero on Facebook.

Check out this trailer for History Hero App:

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WIN: 24/7 MOMS and History Hero are giving away a a $50 AMEX gift card and a $10 iTunes gift card to download History Hero.

Enter for a chance to win using the Rafflecopter entry form below. For every entry you do it’s an extra entry to win.

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US entries only and one entry per person. Winner will be chosen on August 31, 2013.

Disclaimer: I have teamed up with  History Hero App in support of this campaign. We were compensated for participation in this campaign.  However, all thoughts and opinions are my own. 

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61 Responses

  19. Personally, I think food is a good way to get kids excited and interested in history- recreating interesting feasts such as the Last meal on the Titanic: A typical “tea” ( dinner) in third class, for instance.

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  27. I think the apps is a great way to learn or a different way to learn (to me easier). Wish we had apps to learn from in school

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  38. This app looks very interesting.I love that there are still fun ways for kids to learn about history.I am very excited to try it,just thinking that my computer is so slow that it would be more frustrating for my kids than fun.

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  58. Entered and tweeted .. I think the tweet link is still linked to a Kroger ad though?? Kind of a weird tweet .. 🙂 @Cammi72

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