DoodleMark Review & Giveaway

DoodleMark is the newest must have for you kids. Doodle Mark is the world's only bookmark and drawing pad that clips onto your book. It allows kids and parents to interact with books together, like never before. The are so simple and easy to uses. Clip it to your book as a bookmark, then practice writing all your favorite words. Whether practicing sight words, working on vocabulary, learning to write letters, bookmarking their progress or just doodling a funny picture, it's a tome of adventure and creativity, where a child's confidence in reading and writing is built one "Doodle Step at a time. I truly love that fact that someone has taken the time to come up with a great product that helps your kids in many ways. I know it is great for us. When my son is reading and comes across a word he does not know. He can write it down and then we can go over the word. So we work on strengthening his reading and also practicing his writing at the same time. Perfect for new readers of all ages. The Doodle Mark comes in three great styles, the wild racer, jungle fun, and lil' lady bug.

Here is some great info about the creator and how it all got started.

As a mom of a 10, 8 and 5 year old, I can tell you the DoodleMark is a fantastic product.  It was created by a dad and founder of ReMarkable Reading Concepts, David Keefe.  After countless nights of re-reading the same book with his then 7 year old daughter who would loose her bookmark each time and, at the same time, turning to magnetic drawing boards to practice letters and words while they read, he came up with the idea of combining the 2 mediums and the DoodleMark was born!  DoodleMark is the only write-and-erase bookmark.  It excites kids to read, take interest in books in a new way, while giving parents a useful tool to interact with their children in-the-moment like never before.  

We officially launched in late fall 2010 and the reaction to this product in the marketplace has been phenomenal!  At every turn, we hear of more and more uses for the DoodleMark by parents, kids and teachers.  A simple, fun and portable devise that, priced at $8.00, is a no brainer!  DoodleMark is targeted to 3-10 with pre-school and early readers using it to form letters, shapes, sight words and older elementary to mark their page, track number of pages read, difficult vocab words and reinforce concepts being learned at school.  And, of course, to simply doodle and have FUN!

DoodleMark is available in toy and specialty stores around the country, online at DoodleMark and Amazon.com.

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