My Pre-K Box Review

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Are you looking for a fun and educational subscription box for your preschooler? Keep reading for our full My Pre-K Box review and decide if this is the box for your family. Thank you to My Pre-K Box for sending us a sample box to facilitate this review. This post may contain affiliate links.

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About My Pre-K Box

My Pre-K Box is a monthly subscription box that includes hands-on activities that teach reading, math, and creativity skills. Each box includes:

Theme-based Crafts
Sticker Scene
Sensory Play
2 or more Reading Activities
2 or more Math Activities
Grown-up instructions

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My Pre-K Box Review

We were sent the Space-themed box from My Pre-K Box. I completed the activities in the box with my 4-year-old and 6-year old daughters.

My first impression was excitement over how on-theme the entire box was! I love, love, love unit studies and this space box would fit right in as a preschool unit study.

The paper products were printed on 65 pound card stock. The paper was super nice quality with beautiful colors.

My girls wanted to start with the game, so that’s what we did. We made a simple spinner out of a paperclip and pencil.

On the other side of the game board was a map of the planets which was also used as another second game board.

The box included two kinds of flashcards. One with the names of the planets and another with rhyming words.

There was a STEM project that my daughter really loved. It was a small rocket she decorated and we then she could put together and blow through a straw to launch it into the air. It was a huge hit!

The next activity we did was creating constellations out of pipe cleaners and beads. This was a really fun activity for all three of us.

The sensory item included was galaxy slime. It was fun space themed colors and my kids were instantly excited about it.

I really appreciated the parents guide. It was a try-fold pamphlet with an explanation on how to use all of the items and included pictures, as needed.