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Talking Tools Game Book

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$42.71 $56.95 In stock

Category: Board Games

Ages 5-10. Talking Tools includes eight discussion-oriented games covering the topics of frustration management, expression of feelings, friendship, safety, cooperation, divorce, bereavement, and self-concept. Two additional games are intended to help children understand the ""cause and effect"" of their behaviors and to help them cope with a hospital stay. Designed by a school psychologist, each game takes only 30 minutes to play. For 2-4 players.



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Customer Reviews (4.5 / 5 · 2 reviews)

John ★★★★★

My 7-year-old is usually shy about talking about feelings, but the friendship game got him opening up in a way I haven't seen before. I love how each game tackles a different tough topic—it's made conversations about frustration and safety feel natural for us. This is easily one of the most thoughtf

George ★★★★☆

The eight game topics cover exactly the situations we struggle with at home, especially expressing feelings and friendship. My son picked them up quickly, but I wish the cards were a bit sturdier for how often we flip through them. Still, it's become our go-to after-dinner activity.