Last but not least: Turn off the TV and play with Lego!
Children today spend a lot of time in front of the TV. Too much, according to toy manufacturer Lego. To lure children away from the TV, the company has convinced the children's channel Nickelodeon to take a break from broadcasting on World Play Day.
Anyone who wants to watch the Nickelodeon entertainment program between 12 noon and 6 p.m. on 28 May 2010 is out of luck. On behalf of Lego, there will be radio silence on the children's channel. The break is intended to encourage children to pass the day in a different way. Yes, we often forget that there are other ways to occupy ourselves - for example with a game from the Danish manufacturer. It remains to be seen whether the children will actually pick up a Lego game during the break, or simply switch to another TV channel or do something else - or even nastier, have fun with a rival product. In order to minimize this risk, the following information is provided in advance Nick.de numerous game packages were raffled off.
