Bacci Kid
Bacci Kid Friendsgiving Adventure Kit
- 通常価格
- $3.33 USD
- 通常価格
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- セール価格
- $3.33 USD
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Make creative time fit your people, your space and your budget. Six illustrated activities, two bonus activities and a keepsake celebration for family, chosen family, friends or one person at a time.
What is inside
One 11-page US Letter PDF: a cover, a getting-started guide, six activity pages, two bonus activity pages and a celebration keepsake.
- Welcoming Invitation: a personal invitation with practical ways to include a guest.
- Shared Table Plan: a table or gathering sketch, reuse ideas and comfort choices.
- Friendship Conversation Cards: six optional prompts, ready to point to or cut apart with grown-up help.
- Cooperative Play Plan: a shared story starter, three story panels, chosen roles and adaptations.
- Kindness Postcards: two personal message cards with writing and drawing space.
- Memory Quilt Keepsake: four memory squares and a title for your shared day.
- Bonus place cards: four cards to personalize and color.
- Friendly Moments Spotter: notice welcoming and kind moments, with space for your own discovery.
- Celebration keepsake: record a name, date and a moment to remember.
Use pencil, crayons and imagination. Watching, speaking, drawing, gesturing and passing are all welcome. Food and purchases are optional; seated, tabletop and lower-sound choices are included.
Good to know
Ages 6+ with grown-up support. Print single-sided on US Letter paper at actual size or fit to printable area. Cut only where a page suggests it, with grown-up help, or keep every page whole. This worksheet kit is separate from the coloring collection and does not unlock an online game.
Created by Dr. Jamie J. Karia, DSW, LCSW. Creative play, not therapy or medical advice.
Personal and household use only. Please do not resell, repost or share the files online. Questions or download problems? Email baccikid@gmail.com.
Digital download (PDF). Nothing ships. Print at home for personal and family use. Created by Dr. Jamie J. Karia, DSW, LCSW. Creative play and learning, not therapy.
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