Is it an educational product?

• It most certainly is, and in many respects too!
• Not only does it teach your child how to plan and organize from a young age, but it develops many important life skills too!
• It is more fun for children to learn while they 'play'.

What skills does it develop/offer?

• Fine motor skills
  
  This is defined as small muscle movements that occur in the fingers in coordination with the eyes.
  
  
• Promotes creativity
  
  Exploring with colour, shapes and texture your child will exercise and strengthen their imagnation.
  
  
• Play therapy
  
  This is generally employed with children ages 3 to 11.  Play provides a way for children to express their experiences and feelings through a natural, self-guided, self-healing process. As children's experiences and knowledges are often communicated through play, it becomes an important vehicle for them to know and accept themselves and others.
  
  
• Hand-eye coordination
  
  This refers to the control of eye movement and the processing of visual input to guide, control and direct the hands bodily movement in the accomplishment of a given task. 
  
  
• Psychosensory
  
  This relates to the mental perception and interpretation of sensory stimuli.   It engages a variety of senses (such as touch, sight, and sound especially with the parent) to create a healing process that builds self esteem that is tailored to each child's very own, very unique, personal chemistry and energetic body.

How are these skills developed?

• The entire system and all it's storage envelopes are purposefully coloured brightly in an organized fashion to facilitate the needs of promoting skills development in categories.
• This includes a variety of methods including cutting, placing and pasting, tracing and colouring, writing.  All of which are implemented into this system with the various coloured paper, cardboard and stickers available.
  
  
• Cut out shapes and frames for photos with our coloured paper using our decorative edged scissors.
• Place and Paste these frames and shapes onto the different surfaces to decorate pages and photos.
• Place and Paste photographs and other achievements on the relevant surfaces.
• Place all achievments, photos and certificates into the storage envelopes and various divisions of the plastic sleeves.
• Trace shapes with the coloured paper and decorate pages and photographs.
• Colour pages with paint or crayon encouraging a special designer finish.
• Write onto the information pages, memo cards and mounting inserts.