Educational Supplies and Learning

Time in a Box | 96 Memory-Making Activity Cards & Keepsake Storage

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$15.74 $24.99 In stock

Category: Games

Encourage social-emotional learning and strengthen classroom connections with Time in a Box, an award-winning activity set designed to foster meaningful interactions between educators and young learners. Recognized with the National Parenting Award’s “Seal of Approval”, this engaging set provides 96 unique activity cards, each offering an opportunity for shared experiences that build trust, communication, and lasting memories.

Each card is printed on durable cardstock, allowing children to document their favorite moments, enhancing both reflection and storytelling skills. These keepsake cards can be used for scrapbooking, classroom displays, or memory-sharing activities, making them a versatile resource for early educators. Also included is a kid-friendly “contract”, reinforcing commitment to shared time and positive interactions, as well as a sturdy, colorful memory box with a magnetic clasp for safekeeping.

Perfect for use in classrooms, after-school programs, or family engagement activities, Time in a Box is more than just an activity set—it’s a powerful tool to promote bonding, social development, and emotional intelligence in early learners. Encourage quality time, thoughtful discussions, and joyful learning experiences with this creative and meaningful resource. Set includes 96 activity cards, a kid-styled contract, and a memory box.

Customer Reviews (4.5 / 5 · 2 reviews)

Samuel Z. ★★★★★

The keepsake storage box is a genius touch—my students love tucking their favorite cards inside, and it turns every activity into a memory we can revisit. The prompts genuinely spark deeper conversations than I expected for this age group.

Chloe ★★★★☆

My second graders actually started opening up more during our morning meetings once I pulled these cards out. The prompts feel natural enough that even the shy kids get involved. I just wish there were a few more cards focused on conflict resolution.