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Create a Storybook Treasure Box

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$40.92 $62.95 In stock

Category: therapeutic toys art therapy

Create A Story Book Treasure Box - Includes: 20 Bright Blank Books, Colored People Shapes, Mirror Board, Stick-A-Licks, Velour Paper, Wiggle Eyes.

This is a wonderful play therapy tool for therapists that encourage the use of stories and story telling.

A FREE CD with suggestions for craft projects is also included.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Jason Y. ★★★★★

We've been using the velour paper and stick-a-links in sessions, and the tactile variety really helps engage reluctant kids. The bright blank books give them endless story possibilities, and the mirror board adds a nice reflective layer to the play.

Charlotte ★★★★★

The mirror board was a hit with my kids—they immediately started exploring their own reflections while building stories. The 20 blank books gave us endless combinations with the people shapes, and it held up well through a full session.

Henry ★★★★★

The velour paper added such a lovely tactile element that my clients immediately gravitated toward it, and the mirror board sparked an unexpectedly deep conversation about self-image. Having 20 blank books means we can really dive into narrative projects without running out.