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We have our oogly kit sitting on the familyroom coffee table and everyone, regardless of their age, ends up playing and creating their own masterpieces, letting their own imagination roll.
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They Followed Her to School one Day
Classroom teachers have found many creative uses for ooglys. Students have fun learning with three-dimensional techniques, and their retention improves as well. Here are some ways teachers have used ooglys to enhance their classroom experiences:
Art Teachers use ooglys to:
Provide a fun clay experience
Promote creativity
Provide all children a positive art experience
Encourage kids to express their feelings
Classroom teachers can integrate the art experience into numerous other areas of curriculum, for example:
Creative writing: every oogly has a story to tell or a poem to inspire.
Health: What is a healthy diet for oogly? How can oogly stay healthy?
Science - let's create oogly bugs, or diorama features!
Or basic skills of verbalization or following directions
Special Education teachers can attend to the unique learning challenges of students with ADHD, Add, Asperger, or autism, including
Setting kids up for a positive experience
Providing a means to vent emotions
Learning to follow directions and complete a task
Developing fine motor skills
Improving verbalization
Gifted children can also use ooglys to
Get "out of the box"
Inspire creative writing
Release stress
Help remove "perfection boundaries"
There is even a place for oogly in high school to
Assist with creativity skills
Break the ice
Portray feelings and emotions
Relieve stress.
oogly Kits are available individually or in a 10-user Teacher Kit with handbook. Click here for more product information.
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