EduStic Games Win Three Creative Child Awards

SAN DIEGO - Sept. 18, 2013 - PRLog -- EduStic’s newly released games—Guess What!, Pattern Smart, and Tangram Smart—have just won three awards from Creative Child Magazine.  Guess What! took home the gold, with a 2013 Game of the Year Award.  Pattern Smart and Tangram Smart each received a prestigious Preferred Choice Award.  These awards come on the heels of EduStic games’ previous success with other awards programs—Mom’s Choice, Parent’s Choice, Toy Man, Major Fun, Able Play, and Tillywig Toys, among them.  Creative Child Magazine’s Award Program is unique in that products are reviewed by a wide range of parents, educators and professionals.  Products are not reviewed by any one person, but by many:  The very people who purchase them.

“I’m thrilled that the parents, educators, and professionals at Creative Child Magazine liked our products.  Indeed, these are the very people for whom EduStic games were created!” said Athalean Gee, EduStic owner and founder.  “The shapes and mathematical principles on which EduStic games are based promote creativity and learning in organic ways—ways that can be utilized both inside and outside the classroom.”

EduStic games are based on a reusable cling material that sticks to clean, glossy surfaces—windows, mirrors, dry erase boards, tiles, refrigerators, and more!  The games allow learning and play to occur anytime, anyplace.  Guess What! transforms well-known geometric shapes into a laugh-out-loud Pictionary-type game.  Pattern Smart is a puzzle and a race in which players recreate challenging patterns while effortlessly building logic, creativity, and prediction skills.  Tangram Smart flips the ancient Chinese puzzle on its side, allowing for play in multiple locations—car windows, classroom whiteboards, restaurant menus, and bathroom tiles, to name a few.

About EduStic

Founded by a veteran math teacher, EduStic is devoted to the idea of “learning and play that stick!”  All EduStic products are made from a unique reusable cling material that sticks to glossy surfaces such as windows, mirrors, refrigerators, tiles, and dry erase boards.  Since their October 2012 release, EduStic games have received a bevy of honors and awards.  Visit http://www.edustic.com to learn more about the company and its line.

See demonstrations of all three EduStic games in action and learn about EduStic's unique cling material in this video:  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_MIa3LfLsyw