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Actions & Consequences for Teens Card Game

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$17.13 $25.95 In stock

Category: Card Games

Created by Estelle A. Leutenburg and Kathy L. Khalsa OTR/L. Ages: 12-18. This interactive card game is developed to help participants stop, think about their options, consider the consequences of their behavior, and ultimately make better personal choices. 75 real-life situation cards explore six relevant areas: Alcohol and Drugs; Family; Managing Anger, Time, and Money; Peer Relations; Personal Health and Responsibility; Rules and Laws. Complete instructions guide the leader into discussion of responding rather than reacting, and a method of choosing powerfully to have desired outcomes rather than negative consequences.

Each card describes a situation. For each situation, three questions will be asked to shape a new way of thinking:

1. What would I most likely do (in real life)?

2. What is most likely to happen if I do this?

3. Would my action result in a positive or negative outcome?

Contents: 75 Situation Cards & Leader's instructions

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 3 reviews)

George X. ★★★★★

I’ve been using this with my middle school small group and the way it makes them actually pause and think before answering is impressive. The "options" cards really get them discussing real-life choices.

George ★★★★★

My 16-year-old daughter and I played this last night and the "Stop, Think, Decide" cards actually led to some real conversations. She opened up about peer pressure in a way she never does when I just ask how her day was.

Mia W. ★★★★★

My 14-year-old actually put down his phone to play this with us — the way the "Stop & Think" cards make him pause before answering is genuinely different from other conversation games. It's sparked some really thoughtful talks about real-life choices.