When it comes to the education of my children, I will explore anything and everything to help aid them for a solid foundation and future. I’d love to put them in private school but it’s so darn expensive and with a little work with them I could probably achieve the same results. I received a sample book, called Meet The Dooples.

The Dooples, a group of writing implementations who come to life in a collection of books and a musical animation that motivate children to think, learn and communicate.

Once upon a time…a long, long time ago there was a land so far away that nobody has yet to find it.  The name of this land was Doo and the people who lived there were very friendly writing tools, called ”Dooples”.

While playing, one day at the Inka Plinka River, the Dooples saw something moving on the other side.  Then they found something very strange.  They did not know what to do?  Then they thought and thought.  Finally, they decided to go to Mount Petrooky, the tallest mountain in the Land of Doo, to see the wise one, Mr. Dooba Dee Doo for answers…

The Dooples were created by Dr. Lynn Hunter to combine education with entertainment and aid learning with rhyme, rhythm and repetition. She believes that it’s important to maintain ongoing learning throughout the year and that children become more engaged with story-based education. Dr. Hunter recently premiered “The Dooples in the Land of Doo” animated film and introduced new characters such as a “marker” named Marcus, a “pen” named Penny, a "crayon" named Spectrina, and the wisest Doople in the Land of Doo, Mr. Doo Ba Dee Doo, who all learn by “Doo-ing.”

The Dooples were created to help facilitate elementary-school aged kids everywhere with learning new concepts, using "everyday tools" they are very familiar with. My children explored the book. It’s a great way to introduce kids to different ways of writing and drawing. With the pictures there are plenty of things to explore in the book, it’s great for younger children, I would say pre-K and for Kindergartners that have no experience with school at all.