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Cultured Owl provides an educational product focused on growing global citizens. Their Country Kits are recommended for children ages 4-8 years-old, but are designed to bring the whole family together to explore world culture. I received the “Australia” world tour for review.
Cost: $31.67/month
Ships To: United States
Coupon Code: N/A
Disclosure: This complimentary box was received for review purposes. All opinions are my own, and no compensation was received.
Cultured Owl ships via USPS on a monthly basis.
Customers can opt for a Single Country Kit or a 3, 6 or 12-month country tour. You can choose between bundled shipping (all kits go out at once) or, for a additional fee, you can have the kits shipped on a monthly basis.
Country Kits include the following items: Country Booklet, Collectible Trading Card, Country Flag, Recipe Card, Toys, and 2-3 Tech-Free, Hands On Activities (crafting supplies included). Your first Country Kit will also include their Welcome Kit, including a passport and globe to chart your child’s travels!
~Welcome Kit: Your first Cultured Owl includes a Welcome Kit. The Welcome Kit features a passport, an inflatable globe to help keep track of your adventures.
~Country Booklet & Items: I received Australia as my first Country Kit. All kits include the country’s flag, a booklet with some facts about the country and the Australia included a boomerang and a recipe for Aussie Meat Pie (we have yet to try that).
The booklet includes various facts about Australia including animals found there, popular names, languages spoken in the country, etc.
~Stained Glass Coral Reef: I am saving a few of these subscription box crafts for cold winter days and this is one I am most excited about. My 4-year-old is super excited about this one and I can’t say I blame him. It’s going to be so pretty.
~Aboriginal Cave Drawing: The box also included instructions and materials for Aboriginal Cave Drawings. We tried this one and ours didn’t turn out too well. Then again it probably wasn’t easy to draw on a cave well either, so maybe we nailed yet?
~Dot Art Didgeridoo: A didgeridoo is a wind instrument developed by Indigenous Australians. Cultured Owl probably couldn’t include actual instruments, but these are close. It’s another project we are saving for a cold winter day! Anything with paint is always a hit! I can’t imagine that either of my boys will be patient enough for this, but we’ll have fun trying.
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