The set contains 64 cards with characteristic symbols of different stories and stories.
The cards are designed to be arranged so as to create a story in the exact sequence. Children can play individually, in pairs or in groups.
Rules:
An adult tells a story contained in the set of cards. The child listens and then tries to repeat with as many details as possible.
The child draws three cards and tells the stories they represent. Difficulty should be graded by adding more cards.
To make the game more fun, additional elements (dolls, musical instruments, etc.) can be introduced.
The child draws five cards and tells his own story. The number of cards must be consistent with the child's abilities.
Group game rules:
The first child draws a card, chooses a musical instrument, begins to tell a story and play. The next players draw their cards and continue history, repeating history so far. They also need to recreate the sounds played by the first child.
The proposed activities can be adapted to the needs, age, abilities or number of players by changing the rules if necessary.
Before starting the game all cards must be arranged on the table so that the children get acquainted with the pictures and check their knowledge of fairy tales.
The storytelling cards develop language skills; help to develop logical thinking and causal reasoning; help to develop descriptive and narrative and vocabulary skills; develop creativity and promote artistic expression.
64 cards with rounded corners in a cardboard box.
Dimensions: 11.5 x 8 cm.
For children over 3 years of age.
On request