Wonkidos Going Potty FULL EPISODE
Teach your child the steps they need to learn to go potty all by themselves. \r
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- Visual Learning \r
- Video Modeling \r
- Fun Animated Cartoon to visually teach children \r
- new CODiE Award Winner\r
- Wonkido Videos - Award winners of Moms Best Award - Outstanding Product new! \r
- Important Social and Life Skills \r
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Find fun and useful handouts to use as reward charts for your kids. \r
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Wonkidos Animated Social Skills: Going Potty, is a fun animated cartoon of the Wonkidos teaching step by step how to use the potty. Reinforce the steps and behaviors kids need to know to feel confident to use the potty. \r
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After watching the video your child can play a game to reinforce what they learned. Put the images in order showing the steps of what needs to be done when going potty. This applications does not require reading skills and young children will be able to follow and answer the questions independently. \r
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Teach sequence skills playing the step by step potty game.\r
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The Wonkidos are fun, silly charers that teach children important lessons in a fun animated way! Each story models correct behaviors and teaches fun lessons for all ages! Let the Wonkidos help your child learn how to use the potty!\r
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Kids learn best when engaged and having fun. Video modeling helps teach your child the correct behaviors of what to do in the correct situation. \r
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Professional Review \r
Young children learn by exploration---seeing and doing things that are available to them. Progress in learning is a result of many experiences with both successes and failures at home, in school and the playground. Most learning in early childhood occurs in this way in safe, natural surroundings with guidance by parents and other adults. \r
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The Wonkidos videoprovides opportunities for young children to learn effective ways to negotiate common developmental challenges----potty training, getting dressed, playing with friends and more. The short, animated programs are engaging to kids because they are stories that are told from the childs perspective in an entertaining way. Sound developmental principles are written into the scripts to maximize learning. As they watch these video stories, children learn about their ability to make things happen in the family and with friends. Ultimately, it teaches them how to successfully use their new motor, language and social skills. The Wonkidos videois an important contribution to early childhood learning. \r
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Martin T. Stein, MD \r
Professor of Pediatrics \r
Division of Child Development and Community Health \r
University of California San Diego \r
Rady Childrens Hospital \r
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ABOUT BFBM \r
BFBM is the creator of the Wonkido Visual Organizer for Kids and the animated , Wonkidos. At BFBM, we are committed to combining interive technology with cutting-edge research in child development to create mobile applications, software and videos that help children learn social, organizational and developmental skills. We passionately believe that our products will empower children at various developmental stages to better understand and succeed in the world around them.
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- Visual Learning \r
- Video Modeling \r
- Fun Animated Cartoon to visually teach children \r
- new CODiE Award Winner\r
- Wonkido Videos - Award winners of Moms Best Award - Outstanding Product new! \r
- Important Social and Life Skills \r
\r
Find fun and useful handouts to use as reward charts for your kids. \r
\r
Wonkidos Animated Social Skills: Going Potty, is a fun animated cartoon of the Wonkidos teaching step by step how to use the potty. Reinforce the steps and behaviors kids need to know to feel confident to use the potty. \r
\r
After watching the video your child can play a game to reinforce what they learned. Put the images in order showing the steps of what needs to be done when going potty. This applications does not require reading skills and young children will be able to follow and answer the questions independently. \r
\r
Teach sequence skills playing the step by step potty game.\r
\r
The Wonkidos are fun, silly charers that teach children important lessons in a fun animated way! Each story models correct behaviors and teaches fun lessons for all ages! Let the Wonkidos help your child learn how to use the potty!\r
\r
Kids learn best when engaged and having fun. Video modeling helps teach your child the correct behaviors of what to do in the correct situation. \r
\r
\r
Professional Review \r
Young children learn by exploration---seeing and doing things that are available to them. Progress in learning is a result of many experiences with both successes and failures at home, in school and the playground. Most learning in early childhood occurs in this way in safe, natural surroundings with guidance by parents and other adults. \r
\r
The Wonkidos videoprovides opportunities for young children to learn effective ways to negotiate common developmental challenges----potty training, getting dressed, playing with friends and more. The short, animated programs are engaging to kids because they are stories that are told from the childs perspective in an entertaining way. Sound developmental principles are written into the scripts to maximize learning. As they watch these video stories, children learn about their ability to make things happen in the family and with friends. Ultimately, it teaches them how to successfully use their new motor, language and social skills. The Wonkidos videois an important contribution to early childhood learning. \r
\r
Martin T. Stein, MD \r
Professor of Pediatrics \r
Division of Child Development and Community Health \r
University of California San Diego \r
Rady Childrens Hospital \r
\r
\r
ABOUT BFBM \r
BFBM is the creator of the Wonkido Visual Organizer for Kids and the animated , Wonkidos. At BFBM, we are committed to combining interive technology with cutting-edge research in child development to create mobile applications, software and videos that help children learn social, organizational and developmental skills. We passionately believe that our products will empower children at various developmental stages to better understand and succeed in the world around them.