Icebreaker Owl Box And Question Card Set

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Icebreaker Owl Box And Question Card Set. What would you choose if you could have any super power for one day? Ask your class and see! A fun way to get acquainted with your class, this icebreaker owl box includes 40 double-sided feather-shaped paper cards with thought provoking questions. Cardboard box, 5 1/2" square; cards, 3 3/4". (41 pcs. per unit) Simple assembly required. © OTC

$7.25 1 Set(s)

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Icebreaker Owl Box And Question Card Set 5.0 5 2 3

Great Activity I was very pleased with the sturdy leaves. These will hold up under the little hands that reach for them. It will be a winner with the children. The box was folded flat for easy shipping. The box popped up, but it didn't want to stand up straight. So I taped the inside bottom flaps down and it works fine. June 17, 2011

Excellent Quality I teach Preschool and the kids love to pick and answer the questions. Some of the questions are a little old for them, but the majority are easy for them to answer. The question cards are on very heavy cardboard and the kids can't fold them or bend them. The quality of the whole thing is really good. It is a great addition to our classroom! August 5, 2011