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Magical Castle

Barefoot Books, Miriam Latimer

Cards (Barefoot Books, June 1, 2018)

Spark imaginations with 36 colorful wordless cards, featuring artwork by favorite Barefoot illustrator Miriam Latimer! Kids will delight in piecing together creative stories about dragons, castles, magic potions and more. Includes instructions for more than 30 games designed by an education specialist to teach children basic storytelling and writing skills, with a focus on social-emotional learning.

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Build a Story Cards Community Helpers

N/A, Sophie Fatus

Hardcover (Barefoot Books, March 31, 2019)

Highlight the importance of teamwork, responsibility and kindness with these 36 wordless storytelling cards, designed to support 30+ games. An array of 12 character, 12 setting and 12 object cards help build literacy, sequencing and problem-solving skills. For children aged 3 to 10

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Build a Story Cards Ocean Adventure

Debbie Harter

Hardcover (Barefoot Books, March 31, 2019)

This deck of 36 wordless storytelling cards features more than 30 games to build basic mathematics, storytelling and writing skills in children ages 3 - 10. The 12 character, 12 object and 12 setting cards invite children to create stories about mermaids, pirates and more.

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Build-a-story Cards Space Quest

Christiane Engel

Cards (Barefoot Books, March 15, 2020)

Blast into space with this deck of 36 wordless storytelling cards, featuring more than 30 games to build problem-solving and writing skills in children ages 3 - 10. The 12 character, 12 object and 12 setting cards invite children to create stories about astronauts, aliens and more.

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House That Mouse Built

Paul Mann, Jill Newton

Board book (Reader's Digest, Nov. 1, 2001)

After Mouse builds his house, his friends begin to make additions to it, including a hot tub and a bell tower, until Mouse takes back control.

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Story Cards: Bad Guys Beware!

Jon Anderson, Jim Steck

Cards (Innovative Kids, July 1, 2004)

Crumball is out to capture Super Kid, and readers can change the order of who is sent and what happens by interchanging the story cards in their slots.