Black Political Thought Presents Woogi World, A Premier Site For Kids

I had to pleasure of speaking with Eric Clare, VP Corporate Partners, recently about Woogi World. I came away from the interview excited about this awesome product. As a parent, I want the safest Internet sites for my children, as well as one from which they can learn a great deal. The presidential election has sparked interest in everyone, from young to old. It is amazing that babies who are now learning to talk can utter Barack Obama's name. We have come a long way, but we have an even longer way to go. As parents, we have to demand the best in Internet tools to educate and prepare our kids for the future.

What is Woogi World?

According to the company, the bottom line is that: www.woogiworld.com is the ONLY children's virtual world that is benefiting society!

1. WW promotes BALANCE by bringing elementary children online to learn, and motivates them (through points and prizes), to apply their learning through offline experiences.
2. WW games, activities and adventures teach and promote positive behavior and character development.
3. WW actively promotes selfless serving as it discourages materialism, greed, and hoarding.
4. WW teaches the "Power of One" as it motivates and rewards families to get involved in charitable causes.
5. WW promotes, teaches and rewards healthy, active living—physical, mental and emotional fitness.
6. WW's full program is free to all children.

So parents, as our kids are becoming increasingly more engaged in online games and virtual worlds that tend to be addictive and highly interactive, wouldn't you want a site such as Woogi World to help them along the way? I do and I find the site to be one of the best available today. Woogi World has also partnered with thousands of schools across the United States to help bridge the school and home learning divide. In short, Woogi World is revolutionizing the way our kids are taught and think.

I especially like the Kids Vote section, which is a part of Studies Weekly. Engaging our kids in the electoral process at an early age is paramount.


So parents, take a tip from me, check out Woogi World. The site is free, but as your child progresses, the Woogi Honors membership is available for $6.95 monthly. Your kids will absolutely be mesmerized for hours!