I wanted to let you know how much fun we have with your Thumballs! I can’t tell you how many hours of laughter these little balls have brought to our house. We love the ice breaker questions and the simple ABC ball has sparked many types of games such as categories. These simple little inexpensive toys are great for people of all ages. Jo Green, Owner The Green Clean Team, NJ

• Thumball™ is a fun new game and media form used for education, entertainment, or promotion. 
• Toss it. Catch it. React to the stimuli under your thumb (or any finger specified).
• The response is based on the type of Thumball™ and, the player’s skill level.
• 18 designs in 4 or 6 inch diameters having 12 or 32 panels.
• Each panel has a word, graphic, photo, or logo relating to a specific subject printed on it.
• Thumball gets everybody talking and interacting with ease in a positive social way.
• Every age and any ability level can play. Thumball™ is safe and easy to throw & catch in any setting.
• Enjoyed in schools, homes, offices, therapy sessions, during presentations and for marketing.
• Perfect to take in the car, to a party, on vacation, at the game, during camp and for family reunions.
• No need to inflate, no parts to lose and no batteries to buy.

“It must be remembered that the purpose of education is not to fill the minds of students with facts…it is to teach them to think.”
Robert M. Hutchins

1. Stimulate Conversation
2. Improve Social Interactions
3. Prompt Focused Participation
4. Adapt to infinite variations
5. Develop Communication Skills
6. Link Learning and Play
7. Bring Classrooms Alive
8. Bond Families
9. Train Employees
10. Boost Sales

Teachers tell us Thumball™ increases motivation and helps students retain facts. Families tell us Thumball™ is fun and easy for all to play inside, outside and even in the car. Corporations use Thumball™ as a training tool, team builder and promotional giveaways. Let Mary Know what Thumball does for you!

1. Enhance learning through categorizing, phonemic awareness, question formation, emotional intelligence, social skills, visual perception, math functions and pronunciation.
2. All ages and abilities can play including those with learning challenges: Autism, Asperger’s syndrome, language delays or disorders and anyone learning a second language.
3. Everyone associates a ball with play, fun and group interaction. Ball play is motivating, increases focus and expands attention.
4. Allow the brain time to focus in a novel way and you get improved performance. While in “play mode” the brain is alerted for fun and action
5. A brain in a positive state of arousal is more ready to receive and process information.
6. Brain development research indicates we learn and retain more when actively doing something as opposed to only reading about it or listening to it.
7. The cooperation necessary when playing in a group expands the social awareness of players and promotes use of eye contact, polite forms and turn taking skills.

"Thumball really helps spark the mind and get it flowing with ideas. Not only can you use Thumball as a learning tool for kids, but if you own a business and would like to pick the brains of your sales force, why not have a meeting next time and toss the Thumball at one of your sales members and see what they have to say. Maybe you want to get information or teach more about sales or about the product you are selling. Corporations use Thumball™ as a training tool, team builder and promotional giveaways. Tanya, Mother of 3, Iowa

I was very happy to discover the "Move Your Body" Thumball. The game is simple in that you throw someone the Thumball and after they catch it, they look under their thumb and act out what is written on that panel. My kids loved playing with the Thumball and we acted out the movements together. There was lots of laughter and I even worked up a sweat. A great way to help develop a child's gross motor skills and a fun way to get some exercise inside the house. I think homeschooling or church groups would have fun using the "Ice Breaker" and "Who Are You" Thumballs which provide fun and active ways for children to get to know each other."  Amy, Mother & Homeschooler