Did anyone grow up watching the Brady Bunch like I did? I use to watch them religiously… my favorite episode was when Bobby and Peter Brady were playing basketball in the house and Peter broke “mom’s” favorite vase. “Mom, always said not to play ball in the house” Bobby said over and over…much to Pete’s dismay.
I guess those words of wisdom rang deep into my heart because I never played ball in the house (although my mom did not have a favorite vase) and I never let the twins play ball or throw things in the house (and yes, I do have a favorite vase).
Well…I finally have a new answer for my girls. “YES!! Play with the Pocket Disc!!”
*The Pocket Disc is quickly becoming one of the hottest toys on the market for teens, college students, children, outdoor enthusiasts, and dog lovers. What started as a homework assignment in Savanna Groft’s third grade class is now earning rave reviews for its performance, safety, portability, and versatility.
The Pocket Disc is a 100% cotton, brilliantly colorful flying disc – the first true indoor/outdoor disc for all ages.
Knowing they wanted to do more than just make a toy with their new company, the co-founders began producing the discs through fair trade as a way to give back to the global community. With a veteran importer, Larsen and Groft found groups of Mayan women in Guatemala to produce the Pocket Discs. “The money they make crocheting Pocket Discs and other handmade products enables over 200 Guatemalan weavers to support and send their children to school in a country where 75% of the people now live below the poverty line,” according to Groft. “And, here at home they are also being used as school fundraisers to help support elementary education,” adds Larsen.
A variety of games and rules can be found at: www.pocketdisc.com/games.php.
Pocket Disc’s are priced at $9.99 and $14.99

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