Read it. Touch it. Then bring the monster fun to life through play!
The Monster Fun! StoryLab™ pairs the interactive board book Never Touch a Monster! with colorful WonderDough and playful materials children can use to design monsters of their own. Will their monster have one eye or five? Big teeth or no teeth? Long arms, tiny feet—or something completely unexpected?
Each StoryLab™ includes:
• Never Touch a Monster! touch-and-feel board book
• Soft WonderDough
• An assortment of colorful monster pieces and playful treasures
• Monster figures
• Monster-shaped dough cutter
• Child-sized wooden rolling pin
• Monster Fun! Wonder Invitation with prompts for looking, noticing, imagining, and creating
Designed to encourage sensory exploration, creative thinking, language development, and open-ended play. There is no one right way to make a monster!
Recommended for ages 3 and up. Colors, monsters, and individual treasures may vary, making every StoryLab™ a little different. Contains small parts; adult supervision is recommended.
Read it. Touch it. Then bring the monster fun to life through play!
The Monster Fun! StoryLab™ pairs the interactive board book Never Touch a Monster! with colorful WonderDough and playful materials children can use to design monsters of their own. Will their monster have one eye or five? Big teeth or no teeth? Long arms, tiny feet—or something completely unexpected?
Each StoryLab™ includes:
• Never Touch a Monster! touch-and-feel board book
• Soft WonderDough
• An assortment of colorful monster pieces and playful treasures
• Monster figures
• Monster-shaped dough cutter
• Child-sized wooden rolling pin
• Monster Fun! Wonder Invitation with prompts for looking, noticing, imagining, and creating
Designed to encourage sensory exploration, creative thinking, language development, and open-ended play. There is no one right way to make a monster!
Recommended for ages 3 and up. Colors, monsters, and individual treasures may vary, making every StoryLab™ a little different. Contains small parts; adult supervision is recommended.
