Campfire Chatmallows – Storytelling Set

Gathering around a campfire has a magical way of sparking giggles, stories, and lovely conversations. 

Learning Resources has captured that warm campfire vibe in this playful set. It’s perfect for those days when making a real campfire feels a little too ambitious. No smoke in your hair, no chopping firewood — just cosy chats, storytelling fun, and plenty of imagination. 

The set includes 4 Chatmallow sticks, 12 language-free Chatmallows with a total of 48 story starter icons, and a campfire with flickering LED lights. Everything comes in a handy drawstring bag. 

Why not turn it into a game and see if you can guess which stories are real and which ones are pure imagination?

A Chatmallow stick is approximately 23 cm long.

Please note:
The campfire requires 2 AAA batteries, which are not included.

The activity is great for your child's well-being and ability to learn new things:

• Gives your child all kinds of opportunities to unleash their imagination.
• Playing sparks lots of lovely giggles and makes you laugh until your tummy is sore.
• Helps your child to practise their social skills in a safe environment at home.

Measures 23 cm.
Suitable for children aged 4 yrs. to 8 yrs.

All over the world, people across different cultures tell stories about the same themes. It is a very important skill to be able to understand and tell a story with a beginning and an end. That skill can be developed by telling a story again and again and preferably talking about it along the way, asking questions, and adding your own touch to the story.

Props can bring storytelling to life. In this way, the storyteller is not hidden behind a book but gets to be active and in contact with the little listeners, who can actively participate in the story instead of just listening passively.

Great for story telling together at home and in daycare – or for people with dementia or special needs.

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