🎄 Arrives by Christmas
When
you place your order on or before 3pm EST on Dec 18. Contiguous USA only.
by Shannon Trice Black
The 5 games are played similar to the traditional card games which makes them fun and easy to play. Cards include different topics with thought-provoking questions that can help facilitate meaningful discussions. Each card game focuses on one aspect of bullying or relational aggression.
1. Crazy Dates (Crazy Eights) Respect; Appreciation; Support; Safety; Trust; Put-Downs; Ignoring; Feeling Uncomfortable; Pressure; Fights; Control; Possessiveness
2. Queen of Mean (Old Maid) Lying; Gossip; Fights; Bullying; Rumors; Best Friends; Exclusion; Jealousy; Secrets; Accusations; Put-Downs; Violence
3. Peace Not War (War) Peaceful Relationships; Self-Improvement; Affirmations; Self-Reflection; Consequences of Rumors; Helping Others; Looking at Accomplishments
4. Confidence Concentration (Memory) Body Image; Likes & Dislikes; Hobbies; Difficulties; Goals; Achievements; Pride; Appearance; Strengths
5. Go Talk (Go Fish) Emotions & Communication; Accusing; Defensiveness; Emotions; Adult Helpers; Conflicts; Listening; Patience
| Topics: | Bullying, Relationships |
| ISBN: | 9781598500288 |
| Recommended ages: | Ages 12 through 18 |
| Grade level: | Grades 7 through 12 |
| Printed in: | China |
Reviewers say the games use realistic, age-appropriate scenarios that prompt conversation, encourage discussion, and work well for groups or with teens. Multiple customers praised the concepts and usefulness. However, several noted the card box is awkward, not very durable, and can be hard to keep closed.
