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22
Feb

Project #77: Story Dice

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Story Dice by Helen Bird from Curly Birds

Once upon a time…roll these dice and create a story based on the pretty pictures that you see.

What You’ll Need:
*Pretty Card and Paper (stickers, stamps if preferred)
*Pen
*Glue and brush
*Scissors
*Ruler

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Step 1: To construct a cube, draw 6 squares (2”x2”) in a cross formation on the reverse side of cardstock. Include tabs for fitting the cube together.

Step 2: Cut out the cube, and on the reverse side of cardstock score all the internal lines.

Step 3: Using pretty paper, draw and cut out simple story subjects. Glue onto the cube. If preferred, use stickers, stamps, or magazine pictures for the images.

Step 4: Glue the cube together.

Step 5: Roll the dice and unite the pictures into a story.

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..Curly Birds..

 

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a lovely idea! this will be interesting in the classroom.

What a great project! My daughter loves when we tell stories spontaneously. This is going to make her so happy.

I love this! Makes me wish I still worked at a pre-school. Oh well, at least I still have a neice that I think will love these. Actually, I think I'm going to make one set like this for my younger neice and another set with some more grown-up pictures/ideas for my teenage neice whose always writing stories. Maybe some celebrity pictures, cities, jobs, stuff like that.

I absolutely loved this. This will work great in my homeschool classroom.

I sooo love this!

Love this idea!!

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