Sago Mini Box is a monthly make-and-play subscription for preschoolers that brings quality and creative play. Each monthly box is $19 plus shipping, and if you decide to have an annual subscription, you can save up to $48 annually. You’ll get a box filled with make-and-play activities and surprises designed to teach modern skills to preschoolers and a Sago mini collectible figurine of one of the characters from the box, and a special letter for the kids.
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Featured on this part of the box is a full list of the inclusions.
The contents are packed with wrapping paper.
It was also sealed with a Sago Mini sticker.
All the items were neatly packed inside the box!
Some items were even individually wrapped.
Another card welcomes us to this month’s box! The box this month is all about BIG CITY!
The flip side of the card talks about all the activities in this month’s box and lists the contents as well!
This month’s box includes 3 different activity packs!
The collectible mini-figurine is wrapped in a cute printed paper and sealed with a Sago Mini sticker.
Courier Kiki. This month’s mini-figure is Kiki, the ever-reliable mail carrier!
It’s so cute!
Activity #1: City Playset. The first activity came in a blue envelope with a beautiful city map design on it. It’s addressed to “my new neighbor” and it’s from Jack!
Featured on this side of the envelope are the instructions for the activity.
Inside the pack is a letter from Jack.
My kids were happy to read Jack’s letter!
Here are the materials for the first activity: a city block, the citizens, and some food stands.
It’s easy to set up the city block. It’s colorful and it even included a museum!
The other side features lovely houses!
Here are the cute characters that kids can play with and assign to the designated establishments. At the back are the food stands!
The details are complete and they can even stand on their own!
This is such a nice community. Everyone greeted the kids with a smile!
Aside from helping kids recognize the citizens’ jobs, these materials are also great for enhancing their creativity. For example, they can make stories about each of them!
My daughter even named everyone and had so much fun with all the materials provided.
Activity #2: Mail Delivery. The next envelope came from Kiki the courier and it’s for the deliverer-in-training! It’s brown and resembles an actual mailing envelope.
The flip side of the package also has instructions on how to do the second activity, plus a list of the materials.
Kiki’s letter contains a fun activity for the kids.
The materials include a cardboard mail truck, small boxes, and envelopes, plus an objects sheet.
The truck was easy to set up! It’s needed to transport the packages.
The space is large enough to fit all the packages inside.
There are 5 boxes that can be used to organize the items for easier delivery.
These are the items needed to be organized and delivered. Most of them are food items! There’s also a ring, a yarn, a shoe, and some tools.
My kids were able to organize everything in no time.
The figure fits perfectly in the truck. It’s time to deliver the items and finish the job!
They were able to send the first package on time!
My kids carefully checked if the boxes had the correct items inside them.
They even helped unpack the packages.
Just a few more boxes to go to before accomplishing the task.
There are even letters included on the list of deliveries.
Finally, the last package was successfully sent to the recipient. This is such a fun activity! My kids, a.k.a. the deliverers in training, were really happy!
Activity #3: Become The Mayor. The last envelope came from Rosie. It’s a blue envelope addressed to the new mayor.
Just like the previous activities, the back of this envelope also features complete instructions.
Inside the envelope is a letter from Rosie.
There’s also a cardboard laptop, coffee, phone, and glasses.
My kids were surprised when they found out that the laptop and the eyeglasses can be fold!
To set up their own office, they used the box.
They just had to turn it inside out!
The office looks good! The new mayor is surely going to be busy with all those emails and calls.
My son read the letter to the new mayor, none other than my daughter!
Our new mayor looks beautiful and charming!
She’s also dedicated to her work!
Sago Mini Box sends fun make-and-play activities for preschoolers. The month’s box introduced how a city works and how everyone functions as a part of it. All the activities are kid-friendly and the materials are also perfect as they help enhance a child’s creativity. My daughter’s favorite activity is delivering the boxes around the city! She also had fun sorting the items and putting them in their respective boxes. If you’re looking for new activities for toddlers, preschoolers, and kindergarteners, this one is a good subscription to consider – it’s one of our absolute favorites!
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