Wonder Ink Reviews 91

Nothing went wrong, I just wish there wasn't additional screen time for kids for Sunday school.

Still trying to figure out how to navigate and help my team members navigate. It is not intuitive for us non digital natives! Hard to find some of the activities and games

I’m still learning how to navigate the program so it takes me longer to prepare. I like that each lesson follows a common progression.

Exactly what I was looking for! I love preparing and teaching it!

My rep is Paul Flodquist and he is very efficient. He always gives me a reminder of when my next curriculum is available and offers to repeat my orders. this is such a help for me because of my schedule. So I appreciate the assistance in keeping me up to date.

I work with toddlers ao the big story script
Is not appropriate for this group of walking to 2yr. Olds. I try to just stick to the basic truth using hand motions.

The material is amazing. It is a perfect fit us.
The reason I gave it four stars is that people don't always answer my emails.
Now that I am more familiar with the materials, I can navigate things easier.
Overall, wonderful. (I did guesstimate the date of experience)

Only gave 4 because it was tough to get ahold of someone. But everything else has been stellar so far.

I really enjoy how customizable it is and how great the content is. I also love how each series is consistent but offers so much variety. I have not figured out how to set it up in a way that is inclusive to my volunteers or to our families though.

Wonder Ink has been great for our childcare wing. I do have to adapt the activities every now and then, but overall the curriculum flows well and has great ways to present the lesson to the children.

I build the slide playlists for a large-group of 20-50 children. I like the quality of the message itself but there are issues with some of the playlist media. Some of the videos have poor audio quality and audio mixing, so the teacher will be drowned out by music or way too loud. One of the bumper videos is 1.2 seconds long which is way too short to provide any meaningful pause. There are multiple games described in the curriculum that don’t come with any slides or media to actually play with, so they need to be made from scratch. The overall teaching is good but the media needs some work.