SOFT FOAM STORY STARTER WORD CUBES

SOFT FOAM STORY STARTER WORD CUBES

(2 customer reviews)

WARNING:

CHOKING HAZARD -- Small parts. Not for children under 3 yrs.

Spark imaginations and reinforce the elements of a story with these color-coded cubes. Set of six cubes includes two blue character cubes, two yellow setting cubes and two red situation cubes. Students roll all six cubes then mix and match characters, settings and situations to get a story started. Cubes are made of durable foam and measure 1.625". Includes Activity Guide.

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LER7020

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Product Details:

Product Length:	6.8 inches
Product Width:	3.9 inches
Product Height:	2.0 inches
Product Weight:	0.25 pounds
Package Length:	7.0 inches
Package Width:	6.9 inches
Package Height:	1.6 inches
Package Weight:	0.3 pounds
Average Customer Rating:	based on 2 reviews

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Average Customer Review: 5.0

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1 of 1 found the following review helpful:

Super charge imaginations Jan 08, 2011
By Rose Burcham
These six cubes have started sooooooooo many adventures already! Each day we roll the dice and begin. One child starts the adventure using one of the cubes. They contine until they run out of breath and another takes over with their story until they run out of breath and the first child gets to pick up again! Highly recommend this product! Works well with action figures..little princesses, Little pet shop creatures anything you already have on hand.

1 of 1 found the following review helpful:

Useful even for younger children Sep 30, 2009
By ShannonAnna
I use these with my two-and-a-half year old, and she enjoys making her own sentences. I considered buying the ones that are similar with pictures, but I figured that we would be able to use these longer than those. (However, she can't yet use these independently since she can't read, whereas she might be able to use the picture ones without my assistance. I don't mind being there with her, though!)

I also used these in my middle school writing class for students with special needs. They provided tactile stimulation while helping them get started during free writing times, so they were useful in that setting as well.

My at-home set is holding up well, but the set I had at school showed wear after a few months of rough handling by middle school boys, which is why I marked them down a bit on durability. However, they were still usable - just noticibly used (cracks in letter in some cases, small tears on the corners).

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