Svoora My Stories Game In a faraway kingdom 3 years+ creative storytelling

The "In a faraway kingdom" My Stories game from Svoora is an award-winning game that invites children into the wonderful world of fairy tale creation and storytelling. The unique concept, called "SvooryTales," is shaped like a book and consists of 3 pages that correspond to the 3-act storytelling structure: Setup, Confrontation, and Resolution. Based on the elements depicted, children can create different types of plots and stories with countless alternative variations, and the storytelling possibilities are practically infinite.

Included in the package are many magnetic tokens that must be randomly selected and placed on the 3 pages. The set contains 8 location magnetic tokens, 16 character magnetic tokens, and 32 object magnetic tokens, all stored safely inside cotton pouches. A marker with an eraser is also included, to write and draw on the pages all the names, traits, and characteristics imagined by the little storytellers.

The game is intended for ages 3 and up and serves as a tool for parents, educators, counselors, and therapists. The game stimulates imagination, language, and story structuring. The 3-act structure helps children understand how a story is built, from beginning to ending, in a playful and engaging way.

Made in Greece by Svoora. WARNING! Contraindicated for children under 3 years old. To be used under the direct supervision of an adult. The game manual is included, and the book-style format makes the game easy to store and reuse countless times, offering an educational and fun experience for the entire family.

Frequently Asked Questions

For what age is the game recommended? The game is recommended for children over 3 years old.

What does the package contain? The package contains 8 magnetic location tokens, 16 magnetic character tokens, 32 magnetic object tokens, cotton pouches, and a marker with an eraser.

How is the storytelling game structured? The game is shaped like a book with 3 pages that correspond to the 3-act storytelling structure: Setup, Confrontation, and Resolution.