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Go Fish: Stream of Self-Esteem

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$12.54 $16.95 In stock

Category: Card Games

For children grades K-5. Based on the popular card game, Go Fish, this game helps players build their self-esteem by sharing their own efforts, accomplishments, and persistence. The interactive play further builds self-esteem by strengthening social and conversational skills. There are two decks of 50 cards; one for each grade level. The game differs from classic go fish in that players must answer a question before they can accept a requested card. Instead of numbers on the cards they all have fun fish names and pictures. Rules sheet and facilitator guidelines included.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 2 reviews)

Benjamin ★★★★★

I bought this for my third-graders and the “I did that” prompt cards really got them talking about their own wins in a natural way. It’s been a surprisingly fun way to build them up during rainy-day indoor recess.

Owen ★★★★★

My daughter comes home from school and actually asks to play this game with us—the way the cards prompt her to talk about what she’s proud of feels natural, not forced. It’s been a great conversation starter for a quiet kid.