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Showing posts with label storytelling. Show all posts

Three Pigs Felt Set Review

Three Pigs Felt Set
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When children listen to and begin to retell stories, using props like these felt pieces are not only enjoyable but helpful in their learning to understand story sequencing (beginning reading skill). Take it from a kindergarten/pre-k teacher, this is a wonderful "story time" alternative after the book has been read again and again!! Great colors of felt and good size for small hands and plenty of pieces to be able to retell the story, even if you "change it up" and makeup your own story!!!

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3 years & up. Children love the classic story of the three clever pigs that outwit one stubborn wolf! Set includes 17 pre-cut flannel figures, with a house that has "peek-in" doors, story, and 4 reproducible coloring sheets.

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Once Upon a Time: Dark Tales Review

Once Upon a Time: Dark Tales
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Though I love the Once Upon a Time game, I just received the extention and i'm a bit annoyed i spent 10 bucks on this terrible set. Way to rip us off: the title "Dark Tales" is the only clue left by the makers to indicate it's supposed to be a dark extention.
Of course it wouldn't have sold if the title was "Boring Totally Random Tales". Thats what the cards allow, though.
It says on the box "these stories, trolls lurk under every footbridge, inconsolable wraiths search for their lost loves, fiends tempt the innocent, and evil stepmothers serve up children in tasty stews."
Just so you get objective information before you decide weather or not to buy it: there is no "troll" card, no "wraith" card, no "lost love" card, no "inconsolable" card, no "temptation" card, no "evil stepmother" card. (But there is a fiend. hurray.)
Cards you WILL find, though are such gems of creativity as "market", "day", "guard", "farm animal" (not kidding), "brave", "a cure", "in bed", "clothes", "a command", "farmer" (I guess the "farm animal" was lonely), "farm" (duh), "idle", "a barrier", "someone faints" (ouuuuuh) "empty", "sad" (awwwww) .... etc. etc.
To be honest, you won't find more than 4 actually dark cards in there. As a small consolation, the "end" cards are good. For the rest, i'll have to use the blank cards and rely on my questionable artwork. I suggest you do the same, unless you have an interest about stories of farmers being idle with their farm animals in their farm, sad because the clothes from the market were stolen by a guard.

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Explore the grim side of your stories with the addition of the Dark Tales expansion to your Once Upon a Time storytelling card game. The 56 cards included in the set are designed to be mixed in with the original Once Upon a Time game, to provide new story elements and endings. In these stories, trolls lurk under every footbridge, inconsolable wraiths search for their lost loves, fiends tempt the innocent, and evil stepmothers serve up children in tasty stews.Not every fairy tale has a happy ending...

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