Bananagrams scoops nine more awards
Kids, parents, teachers and toy shops all agree – Bananagrams games are the top toys for all ages
In the past two weeks, all five games in the Bananagrams range have scooped eight awards voted for by three very different audiences – families, teachers and independent toy shops.
Confirming the range’s popularity with primary school children and teachers, each game picked up a prestigious Primary Teacher Update 2012 Award. The range is also held in high regard by Independent Toy Shops in the UK, who voted Bananagrams their favourite educational game in the Toy Shop UK Awards 2012. Finally, just last week, parents and children voted Zip-It the best puzzle in the esteemed Rainbow Toy Awards.
Commenting on the hat trick of accolades, Rena Nathanson, Founder of Bananagrams who was also named Inspirational Business Mum of the Year at the Mumpreneur UK Awards 2012 (30 Sept 2012), said, “I am delighted that the Bananagrams range continues to prove popular with such a wide range of audiences. Our mission has always been to create games which appeal to children, families, parents, educators and retailers alike – our ethics and focus on fun with an educational twist epitomise the idea of learning through play. The games give brains of all ages a fantastic work-out and I’m so grateful to everyone who has recognised this by voting – whether they be a teacher, a parent, an independent toy retailer or a captivated child.”
The full list of awards won in September 2012:
Rainbow Toy Awards 2012:
Zip-It – Winner – Best Puzzle
Bananagrams – Highly Commended – Best Puzzle
Primary Teacher Update Awards 2012:
Bananagrams – Gold – Toys & Games
Zip-It – Gold – Toys & Games
PAIRSinPEARS – Silver – Toys & Games
Fruitominoes – Silver – Toys & Games
Appletters – Bronze – Toys & Games
Toy Shop UK Independent Toy Awards 2012:
Bananagrams – Gold – Educational Game
All games in the Bananagrams range are available to buy from Winning Moves in the UK (www.winningmoves.co.uk), and on the High Street at independent toy and book stores as well as John Lewis, WH Smith, Waterstones and a range of supermarkets including Tesco and Waitrose. Visit www.bananagrams.com for more information.