Parents -

     

What I think is really cool is that the kids really seemed to be engaged in it.  My kids were sticking with this for an hour.  [And] the pop-out thing is so original!  It’s so obvious; it’s so perfect. It’s really much more engaging than 90 percent of the art projects out there. Amy Krouse Rosenthal Parent and Author, The Mother’s Guide to the Meaning of Life.

It’s such a terrific project.  It’s so nice to have a project that is limited simply by

the child's imagination.  It’s a tremendous value; there is so much included!

Kathy Boedeker   Parent

This was so nice.  Sometimes you open the box and it looks great on the box but then you open it up and three little things pour out.  The little, tiny paint brush, the little thing of paint and the little thing you’re supposed to paint…it’s not really what you thought you were getting.

	Becky Pritikin
	Parent

 

I thought the art project was really fun!  I had a lot of fun doing it [and] it allowed me

to feel like I was a really great artist!  I think it’s great for my kids because they

can do it independently and be very proud of their product.

Sue Levin   Parent

Teachers -

	As an art teacher, I love this project!  I love that it’s not about the finished product.  You
	never know what you’re going to get; it’s the process.  I think that’s the most important thing
	about being creative.
	Kim Allen
	Art teacher, Anshe Emet Day School, Chicago
	“I would love to see this in schools”
	Julie Hauselman
	Art teacher, The Old Town School of Music, Chicago
	And, of course, Kids -
	“You can make whatever you want!”  Janie, 5
	“I liked making the puppets because they were very creative and cool.”  Miles, 8
	“I think it’s really fun.  You can use your imagination and there aren’t any instructions.”   Jacob, 6
	“I like the colors!”   Lily, 5
	“I liked everything:  I liked the frames and cards and puppets and everything.”   Zoe,  8