Tell-A-Story
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Retail Price: $21.00
Normally $20.95
Today's Sale Price: $18.95
10% off suggested retail...you save $2.05!
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Item: RB098
Quantity on Hand: 11
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An imaginative memory and storytelling games. Find 5 cards per character & arrange them in any way to make up a story. This game promotes imagination, creativity, logic, memory & communication. Playing time is 15 minutes per session. For 1-5 players ages 4+. Box size 13.25 x 9 x 1.5.

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Toy Value Index
9.03
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Toy IQ
172
High Genius
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UPC
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4005556220540
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Manufacturer SKU
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22054
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Date Added to Fat Brain Toys
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3/5/2009
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Manufactured In
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Czech Republic
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Manufacturer Recommended Minimum Age
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4 years
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Fat Brain Toys Monthly Sales Ranking
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#2216
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Dimension
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Box size 13.25 x 9 1.5
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Players
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1-5
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WARNING: CHOKING HAZARD - Small parts.
Not for children under 3 yrs.
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We've collected valuable feedback from our customers on how this item is being used by children with special needs in hopes of providing guidance for other special needs caregivers. Click here to view these "Special Perspectives"...
Identified Special Needs Challenges:
Developmental Delay,
Learning Disabilities,
Speech & Language Delay
"We use this with our 8 year old daughter who has trouble telling a story back to you and sequencing. We ask her to put the cards in the order she thinks they go and then we create a story for the cards. We ask her to repeat the story back to us as she looks at the cards."
Identified Special Needs Challenges:
Aspergers,
Autism,
Developmental Delay,
Learning Disabilities,
Speech & Language Delay
"I use this game to help my kids with their narrative skills. I photocopy all of the pieces in order, then I use the smallest tile as the Main Idea title of the story since they all picture the main character. We write a title under this tile at the end of looking at all the pictures and telling a story. I ask the child to create at least one sentence about each picture. Photocopying these tiles with a little space between allows me to put in a bridge word to connect the tiles (such as then, after, all of a sudden, etc). We also write their sentence under the tile. At the end, this game is great so it gives visuals to the kids with a sentence under each tile, and a little tile as the main idea of the story."
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Information about Tell-A-Story
Posted 12/26/2012 by Shawn Mcgill
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I bought this because my daughter has special needs and I thought she'd enjoy it. She doesn't understand how to play yet.

Excellent teaching game
Posted 4/27/2011 by Melissa Jerusalem
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This game is great for kids to work on story sequencing and also creative story-telling. My boys had a lot of fun playing, but it doesn't hold their interest for too long

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6 of 6 customers found this review helpful.
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We like it
Posted 11/12/2010 by Klavdiya Volkova
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