Tell me a Story

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Invite young people to recall and retell their own memorable moments of extremity.

More About This Product

The ‘Tell Me a Story’  (2nd edition) cards are a useful tool for parents and professionals working with young people to facilitate communication, highlight strengths and reinforce a sense of pride.

Developed in the clinical setting for over 10 years, these cards have been gracefully illustrated to engage children and adults.

The Tell Me A Story cards invite young people to recall and retell their extreme moments (Luckiest! Highest! Furthest! Fastest! Bravest!), while uncovering a sense of pride in their past achievements and their coping skills.

The story topics have been carefully chosen to appeal to young storytellers, with the capacity to engage listeners of all ages. The TMAS cards are a useful tool for parents and professionals working with young people to facilitate communication, highlight strengths, give praise and boost self-esteem.

The cards may also be used as an exercise in listening and turn-taking. When working with adolescents or adults, practitioners may like to use the cards to build trust and develop empathy between peers

The TMAS collection is designed for young people and adults, (aged 6 years and above). We all have stories to tell and the TMAS cards provide a forum for all people to share their experiences, children and adults alike.

The cards have been tried and tested with individuals and small groups, throughout a number of different contexts. Over 1400 copies were sold worldwide so far.

Photograph of the Tell me a Story cards including the product box and some cards with illustrated words such as The Luckiest you ever felt.
Photograph of the Tell me a Story cards box next to a sign saying hello and a juice jar.
Young girls in blue shots and purple t-shirt holding the tell me a story cards by quirky kid
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Photograph of the Tell me a Story cards including the product box and some cards with illustrated words such as The Luckiest you ever felt.
Photograph of the Tell me a Story cards box next to a sign saying hello and a juice jar.
Young girls in blue shots and purple t-shirt holding the tell me a story cards by quirky kid
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