Howling Good News!
Bob-a-loo has the teaching tools you’ve been looking for! We offer an early literacy learning program where movement and animals engage children and bring reading to life. This research-based program is available for you to start using today and it’s designed to work in harmony with any early education curriculum. Check it out here!
Letter W in the Learning Tree: Wiggy Fun!
Letter W in the Learning Tree: Wiggy Fun!
Letter Z at the Learning Tree: Zippy Zigzag Zebra!
Letter V in the Learning Tree: Vroom, Vroom, Vroom!
Welcome to Bob-a-loo!
Bob-a-loo is an adventure-based learning program filled with imagination and loaded with action.
Bob-a-loo helps children reach their developmental milestones during the most critical time in their lives; from about 2-6 years of age. Activities focus on motor, cognitive, and social development and begin with confidence building.
Pick a video and join in as we pretend to be animals from all over the world!
MOVE THE WORLD
Bob-a-loo was created by Hutan For World Health. When you donate to Hutan you help to ensure the continued development of health related programs like Bob-a-loo. And, your support is directed to the communities who need it most. Every donation is tax deductible.
More About Hutan (Humans Uniting, Teaching and Networking) For World Health
Pronounced “Who-tan” from the name “orangutan” is derived from the Malay words orang, meaning “person”, and hutan, meaning “forest”.
Hutan For World Health (Hutan) was established in 2014 and operates out of Michigan. It is a nonprofit public charity, granted exemption status under IRS 501(c)(3). The organization was created to improve quality of life; from encouraging a love of wild and beautiful places that may result in a deeper understanding of their importance, to engaging children in the joy of movement during a playful Bob-a-loo Adventure. Hutan advocates for a healthy planet and the health of all people regardless of race, ethnicity, gender, or religion. Hutan’s commitment to being a racially equitable organization guides us and our work. We prioritize anti-racism, address racial injustice, and include people of color to enhance and amplify our education programming in communities of color.
For all of us to be mentally and physically healthy human beings we need to consider not only our own individual minds and bodies, but also, the natural world in which we share with all living things.