Rory's Story Cubes Classic (Box) - Creative Storytelling Dice Set in a Magnetic Box! Fun Family Game for Kids & Adults, Ages 6+, 1+ Players, 10 Minute Playtime, Made by Zygomatic

Easily one of our favorite games for vacation. Kids love making up silly stories. Lots of laughs!

Great gift for a 10 year old boy!

This is one of our favorite games from my son's childhood. Great to throw in a bag for travel. It can take as long or as short of a time as you have. This is something I love to pass on to new families to try.

Bought this for my 11 year old grandson. So much fun. They really help to get you started on writing a story or paper for writing class. We found them fun to use as an ice breaker to create a hilarious story.

I was surprised to learn about Story Cubes at a Toastmasters meeting. We were doing something a bit different for our meeting -- Story Spinning, where one person starts a story and passes it to the next person and the story grows as it goes around the room -- to practice impromptu speaking. One of the new members mentioned a friend of his played Story Cubes and it was fun. So, I bought these, and two other sets, so we could work on our story telling. My friends and family are enjoying the game too.

Absolutely love these for speech therapy. When I slack on lesson planning it is SO easy to just pull these out. You can just roll one dice and have your students make up stories. Then after you’ve cycled through them all you can roll more than one die and have them tell a story utilizing more than one topic. I use them with articulation, language, pragmatics, fluency, you name it. They’re also super sturdy and have a good weight to them.

Great set of dice. Are they worth the price? I think 10 bucks is the max for these things but that's just me. They are great, I'm a tabletop gamer and DM. So using these really inspire some great writing projects I've done over the years. Quality of the dice are great. They really hold up and imo extremely useful. Definitely recommend. I own (3) sets as of now and that's about as far as I'm going to go with them. They have so many darn uses.

I saw this "toy" in a magazine that is geared toward kids with ADHD. This was the coolest gift that we could have gotten our boys. Everyone around the table stopped using their electronic devices while we made up stories. The boys stayed engaged. They stretched their imagination in order to make their tall tales as exciting as they could. Each person couldn't wait for their turn. I keep it in my purse so that we can play it whenever I need to kill time with them while we're out.