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Impulsive Eddie: The Fun Impulse Control Game for Kids

Name: Impulsive Eddie: The Fun Impulse Control Game for Kids
Brand: Play Therapy Supply
SKU: G-IE
Price: 18.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.6 (9 reviews)

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Brand: Play Therapy Supply

SKU: G-IE

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Description:

IMPULSE CONTROL GAME provides a fun way to teach children ages 8-12 about controlling their impulses and learning self-control skills
GREAT FOR ADHD and impulsive children, a must for school counselors, parents, therapists, and anyone who works with children
108 TOTAL CARDS includes a full 88 question cards and 20 fun Eddie cards
FUN INTERACTIVE GAMEPLAY for 2-6 players to compete in this fast-paced stacking game. Can be played in about 20 minutes.
EXTRA DIGITAL CONTENT! Includes a download link with additional tips, game play options, and fun reproducible worksheets.

Eddie is a very nice dog. He likes to have fun with his friends and he gets excited when it’s time to play. Sometimes in his excitement, he acts too impulsively, and that creates problems for Eddie. In Impulsive Eddie, players play a fast-paced stacking game, while they work together to learn how Eddie can better manage his impulses and learn self-control skills.

Additional Product Info

Topics:	Impulse Control / ADHD
Recommended ages:	Ages 8 through 12
Grade level:	Grades 3 through 7
Players:	2 - 6
Printed in:	China

WARNING:
CHOKING HAZARD - small parts
Not for children 3 years or under

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4.6

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A good game to play with your children especially if they have adhd...

by Anita Hancock

May 25 2021

A good game to play with your children especially if they have adhd where they struggle to control their impulsive behavior. I loved how it had tips and questions that made you think about how to act appropriately during impulsive behaviors.

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This is a super cute game. I do wish that some of the prompts were a...

by Sheri Hunt

July 21 2021

This is a super cute game. I do wish that some of the prompts were a bit less detailed/used less words due to clients with attention difficulties losing interest in the prompt. My kids really like this game and it is a great way to build insight/skills.

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This was a fun game! It gave some great ideas, as well as let the...

by Jennifer Lindsay

May 28 2021

This was a fun game! It gave some great ideas, as well as let the kids think about how they self-regulate.

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The pictures are really funny and made my client laugh. The game...

by Belinda

December 22 2021

The pictures are really funny and made my client laugh. The game rules were a little strange and confusing, but when we just played it without any set rules, that seemed to help.

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Cute pictures. Instructions were not easy to understand and I didn't...

by PTS customer

July 4 2022

Cute pictures. Instructions were not easy to understand and I didn't like the grammar/ language used in a lot of the cards so I had to take them out.

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Great for learning self control in a non judgmental way

by Susan H

January 17 2024

Great for learning self control in a non judgmental way

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Impulsive Eddie is helpful for children to see that they need to take...

by Helen Clark

May 25 2021

Impulsive Eddie is helpful for children to see that they need to take more time with their decisions.

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The Impulsive Eddie game was pretty good. It took me a few times...

by Jo Dro

August 17 2021

The Impulsive Eddie game was pretty good. It took me a few times reading over the instructions to understand how to play. My child with Autism understood how the game was played but when it came to answering the questions on the card, he needed a lot of prodding.

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Fun game to teach students impulse control.

by Carmen Ryan

January 4 2022

Fun game to teach students impulse control.

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