Let's Talk: Conversation Starters for Kids to Discuss Feelings

Name: Let's Talk: Conversation Starters for Kids to Discuss Feelings
Brand: Open the Joy
Price: 6.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 5 (1 reviews)

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Brand: Open the Joy

SKU: G-6QZC

Availability: In Stock

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

Description:

Build Emotional Intelligence: Improves social and conversational skills by developing critical listening, quick thinking and communication.
Create Bonding Experiences: Fun, interesting, and challenging conversation cards to foster positive self-reflection, increase levels of engagement, and create lasting bonding opportunities.
Over 100 Prompts & Questions: Includes more than 50 colorful double-sided cards, each featuring a sentence completion prompt to explore thoughts and feelings on one side and an engaging question to spark stories and open-ended answers on the other side.
Multi-use cards: These cards can be used to segue into more difficult topics, as a way to increase a child’s emotional intelligence, as a group or classroom activity, or just for fun!
Big and Colorful: Includes colorful, full illustrations on every card and are made extra-large to accommodate young readers
100% Screen-Free Fun: Provides screen-free entertainment for the whole family.
Social Skills: Promotes open dialog, decisiveness, and critical thinking skills in children.

Additional Product Info

Topics:	Emotions
Recommended ages:	Ages 6 through 12
Grade level:	Grades K through 7
Printed in:	China

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Great way to guide discussion with guarded clients. I like how each...

by Toni Fenderson

April 15 2022

Great way to guide discussion with guarded clients. I like how each card has multiple options/prompts to respond to, so child has some say in which information they decide to share.

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