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Why is object-orientation so popular? Is it a fad or is there real value to developing software systems the object-oriented way? Given the emerging prevalence of computational thinking across the disciplines these are questions that a wide range of students are curious about. This paper describes our approach to providing a conceptual overview in a CS0 context of the essential ideas of and the value provided by object-orientation without resorting to code.