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The Coping Skills Board Game

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$41.57 $56.95 In stock

Category: Board Games

Ages: 7-12. Children will learn to deal with feelings, adjust attitudes, discover choices, accept imperfections, and more. Real-life situations are challenging and fun. For 2-4 players.



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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Samuel ★★★★★

My third grader actually asks to play this game, which is a miracle. The scenario cards about dealing with feelings at school feel real and relatable, not preachy. We've had some good conversations come out of the "accepting imperfections" prompts.

Emma ★★★★★

We used this at home during a rough week, and the "accepting imperfections" card actually sparked a good conversation about mistakes. My 8-year-old and I both enjoyed the real-life scenarios, and the 2-4 player setup meant we could include his sister. It's been played three times already, which is r

Avery ★★★★★

My 9-year-old actually asked to play this again after dinner, which never happens with anything labeled "educational." The real-life situation cards got her talking about a playground issue she'd been stewing over all week, and the prompts didn't feel preachy. Two to four players is perfect for our