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Teen-Adult Principles, Values and Beliefs (for Totika)

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Category: Therapy Games Therapeutic Games Values and Principles Games

The deck includes 48 cards with over 150 thought-provoking questions about personal principles, values and beliefs. The TEEN-ADULT PRINCIPLES, VALUES AND BELIEFS card deck includes open-ended questions designed to promote moral development, social awareness and civility. Questions in this card deck are more challenging and not appropriate for players under 13. A nice addition to the Totika game.



Suitable for ages 13 to adult.

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Customer Reviews (4.7 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Benjamin Q. ★★★★★

These questions really got our family talking at dinner, my 14-year-old actually opened up about what fairness means to him. Having 48 cards means we can keep the conversations going without running out of topics.

Penelope U. ★★★★★

Used this deck in my last counseling session with a teen client, and the 48 cards kept the conversation flowing for a full hour without any awkward silences. The open-ended questions are deep but not preachy, which is exactly what I was hoping for.

Eva G. ★★★★☆

My teenagers actually paused their phones to debate the question about honesty versus loyalty. The 48 cards gave us more than one evening's worth of deep conversation, though a few questions felt a bit repetitive. I'm happy with how it got us talking about real values.