Who knows, maybe after playing and replaying the puppet shows, they might even sit down with pencil and paper and actually write their own stories. Best part here is being able to choose the last word of each verse. With the first tune, I played it straight and the result was cute. With the next song, I picked silly answers and the result was hilarious. And the program is written so that when you write the wacky verses, the characters respond accordingly, acting surprised.
Music appreciation is an added bonus as kids hear rap and Latin tunes, among others.
It's a ton of fun and might be just the catalyst for the next Andrew Lloyd Webber. After you fill your bowl, you pick the toppings you want on your sundae, or see a list of ingredients preferred by a favorite character. This choice between guided play and free play is available in all the activities, adding the promise behind the program's title. Last stop was the bedroom, where Treelo and Ojo help create a story of your choice. On each page, kids can choose where to put Ojo, in what pose and with what props.