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Ob SmartWay Toys was established in 2013 by its founders Glenda Lee and Gwen Lee, two sisters born and raised in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.

Glenda and Gwen have been committed to children and community their entire adult lives. Being artists, mothers and educators of children, they were always creating and inventing ideas to help the growing development of children. Their journey has brought them full circle and they finally decide it was time to put all their efforts into jump starting their dream business of creating their own prod

10/19/2023

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06/21/2017

If you have a struggling reader with Low Comprehension Skills this is the game for you. Children want to stay focused on what's read to gain chilps and win the game. LEG is a literacy skill building game that incorporates fun, play and read-alouds, thus creating an atmosphere that nurtures a love for reading and books.
LEG can be played with any children’s book, both word and wordless picture books.
LEG was designed for children ages 3 and up, and for 1 to 4 players, but can be played with more.
LEG provides the Reader (adult) with a structured focus on literacy skill building.
LEG develops skills in listening, attention span, reasoning, communication, and vocabulary, picture reading, making connections, and thought processing.

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04/27/2017

How to Use Pad: Tattle Pad was created to cut down on children tattling unnecessarily, assist children in self problem solving skills and development of imaginative writing/writing skills. Tattle Pad should be placed in a special place and children are instructed on how to use it. When a child comes to adult to tattle the child is quickly stopped and reminded of the rules: “Is this an Emergency? If not, and you can’t solve it yourself and need an adult to solve it for you, and “you just have to tell it, write it down.”
If the child takes the initiative to write it down, than the child is saying they really want your help in solving the problem. If the writings of the child can’t be read by the adult, the adult should ask the child to read aloud what has been written. While the child is reading what is written, the adult should write on the note what the child has stated and also date the note, thereby preserving evidence of child’s writing development skills. Then, solve the problem for the child.
By using the Tattle Pad our classroom and home has cut down tattling by 90% and we hear and see children solving their own problems and writing skills being practiced willingly when they what help. It’s wonderful.

04/27/2017
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