Story Time Travel Card Game by TrunkWorks | Family Friendly | for Ages 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 Years | Tell Stories; Develop Imagination, Language Skills

I have found some of my favorite games from Trunkworks! I playin a very simple way... Deal out several cards to each player. Using your imagination, start a story and take turns adding a card/part. Turn taking, Problem Solving, and Perspective Taking are all skills that are practiced during this simple/quick story telling game!

We got this to play with the grandkids, ages 6 and 8, when we visited them. It was a big hit. We were constantly cracking up over the story lines that twisted and turned with the different cards. The 6-yr-old didn't really understand how to weave elements into the existing "plot," but it didn't matter. We still had a great time playing together. This would work great with non-readers, as well. And I can imagine as they play more, the kids will get an idea of how to create an actual plot with the cards.

Fun game to play. We take out a lot of the word cards and play with just the picture cards because my kids are young. Nice variety of pictures to get the story moving. If we have limited time we set a time limit instead of trying to make it all the way to the end card.

These cards were extremely helpful for generating story ideas, developing oral language, and teaching text structure to my students. They loved them so much that they were pumped to write and edit their own stories. Highly recommend!

Nice compact travel game. Used throughout our day anytime we have a few minutes of waiting while running errands. Keeps kids busy and learning while having fun.

These cards are so cute! They ended up feeling a little young for my kids (7&9) so I ended up returning them, but for preschool kids, I think this would spark some fun storytelling times!

This is fun for me and my kids. We arent playing by the rules, but its fun for us. I divided the cardsi to piles by the type of card like words, people, objects and then we go around and get 10 cards picking from each pile we then take turns to tell a story as we lay each card down. We laugh and I go to bed thinking wow my kiddos are fun and have a good imagination which makes me happy:)

I bought this cards to play with my littles cousins during the holidays. We have a blast! I am 47 years old and my inner child was all out making stories with them.