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Congratulations for thinking about educational tools for children!
I found the YUVA to be a very colourful, playful tool for children to learn shapes and colours and to learn of their juxtaposition to each other. It’s a FUN tool for children to interact with themselves or with others, while learning how to advance their hand-eye coordination skills, their motor skills and their interactive skills, while having fun doing so. — Gene Kinoshita, Principal, Cannon Design, Toronto
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This is just awesome
My son loves painting online and there is a site that you can paint and add stickers but nothing nearly as fascinating as this. This is just awesome. He loves computers and loves being creative so I really think this site has been made just for kids like him. — Shannon, Toronto
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Creativity, imagination, and lots of play
I find your program provides creativity, imagination, and lots of play. This is definitely an asset that can be placed in Elementary School Libraries. — Susana Loucano, Elementary School Teacher, Toronto
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Rich and stimulating environment
I've gone through your site and I am very impressed. I think that you have a made an unbelievably complex, rich and stimulating environment in which children can play. — Maria E. Oliveri, Elementary School Teacher, Vancouver
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Easy to use
The concept is great and the site is very user friendly. My kids had no problem finding their way around and my son never reads instructions very carefully. The graphics are very good and I like the following eyes — Gabrielle, Toronto
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She's totally involved!
My daughter (4-1/2 years) is really enjoying doing "YUVA"....She can sit there for 2 hours at a time, talking to the screen, saying things like "Indeed, I want this to be a good one for Mamma" or "Indeed, I am shocked that this eraser, blah blah....." An added bonus is that it encourages language development as she tries to name each drawing and has to work on her spelling. She's totally involved! So thanks... I am really enjoying it myself!" — Vidya, London, UK
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YUVA rocks!
— Brandon (Age 8), Vancouver Canada
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My son loves it! Loves it! Loves it!!
— Sonali, Seattle, USA
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Colors
The shapes are fantastic… the colours are great! — Erica (Age 9), Toronto Canada
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"My son played with it for two hours... this is like Lego!"
— Sarah, Toronto, Canada
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The best thing is the shapes
For me the best thing is the shapes – they are so simple yet diverse – my kids can make whatever they think is cool with them! For my son he likes the ease with which he can make different robots, a favourite with him right now, very quickly! — Zhenfu, Vancouver, Canada
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