The most fun you'll have teaching all year.
A character comes to life in your room — and suddenly your students are racing back from recess, writing stories, and looking out for each other, all on their own.
Color it to life
Your class colors a Doodle, names it, and adopts it as their own.
Off they go
They head to recess, specials, or home for the night.
It gets up to something
It "tried" a math problem, left a kindness note, or went missing with clues.
They rush back
Desperate to see what it did — straight into reading, writing, and math.
Why your kids will love it
Every day the Doodle's been up to something — and that's the hook. It "tried" a math problem and got it wrong, left a kindness note, or went missing with a trail of clues. Your students rush in desperate to see what it did — and that excitement carries straight into reading, writing, math, and kindness.
Easier than you'd think
This isn't one more thing to prep. The character folds right into what you already teach — your read-aloud, morning meeting, a quick math challenge — with no script to follow and hundreds of ready activities, so you never run dry.
Worth saying plainly: this is one of the most impactful — and most fun — research-based activities a classroom can run.
The joy isn't a distraction from learning — it's what makes it stick. Programs that build these skills lifted achievement by 11 percentile points across 213 studies of 270,000+ children, and the largest randomized trial in arts education (10,548 students) found more engagement, kindness, and fewer behavior problems.
Durlak et al., 2011 (n=270,034) · Bowen & Kisida, 2019 (RCT, n=10,548). Built on evidence-tested methods.
A fresh theme every year — Under the Sea · Safari · Dinosaurs · Space · Farm · Robots · Storybook
Ready to meet your new favorite co-teacher?
Low cost — and maybe free if we line up a local sponsor. Just give us your details, and we'll make it happen.
Bring the joy and excitement to your school or library