Inspiration Writing Prompt Dice - W/13 Writing Skill Cards and 200 Character & Event Cards - Storytelling Game for Kids, Writer & Teachers - Creation Set of 9 Story Cubes - Gifts for Writers

I loved this idea! It's been ages since writing was a part of daily life. These dice offer a delightful escape from the standstill of the blank page. It helped to reduce my dependence on screen time and return to a state where my imagination could flow freely. If some of the dice don't align with where your mind goes, roll again!

I recently bought this for my child, and she loves playing with the dice and cards. It's a cool idea for sparking creativity and fun stories. I appreciate how it encourages users to think outside the box. The set is well-made, and it's a wonderful addition to our playtime overall.

These dice are so cool! it was a fantastic starting point that got me out of my writer's block. Their diverse and unique prompts makeeach roll an adventure in story writing. for me, I want more character settings and story clues, and I will try the expansion pack from this store next.

This would be a fun teaching writing prompt game for a writing class to get students writing. Instead of giving a boring topic for children to write on, I would have enjoyed doing it in one of my writing classes. Kids love them, they roll the cubes and let their creativity and imagination go.

Fun for all. This is a great game for developing healthy habits of listening and being heard, as wellas creativity in children and adults. Roll the dice and laugh-out-loud stories are created! We love to have a family night use it, and the best alternative bedtime reading. Suitable for gifting to everyone.

I was trying to decide between 2 stars or 3 stars. I think this can be a useful tool, but when you are trying to emphasize writing, you shouldn't have all types of spelling and grammatical mistakes. As an example one of the first cards was the Adverb card and one of the examples was "He quite the game then." What does that even mean? Maybe it should have said "quit" but why would you end a sentence with "then"? On the conjunction card the example is "He go to the restaurant for lunch." Terrible. On the sentences card "The food taste very good". On the Noun card "A brunch of flower". Not to mention the card titled "Commonly confuse words". That is only first glance. I haven't looked at the whole box of cards and dice yet.So you can still have some fun with this but don't expect it to be helpful to your children. I don't understand why someone wouldn't proofread something like this before putting it out there for sale.