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The Self-Control Card Game

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$18.68 $25.95 In stock

Category: Card Games

Ages: 8 & Up. Developed by Lawrence E. Shapiro, Ph.D. This clever game approaches self-control in two ways. As players respond to question cards, they think and talk about different aspects of self-control, an important component of emotional intelligence. Then, as they place the cards facedown to form a maze, they actually experience the value of self-control - being patient and looking ahead makes it easier for them to win. Resisting temptation, planning, persisting, and understanding the consequences of impulsive behavior - challenge children to think before they act with this card game! 2-4 players.






Contents:

50 Self-Control cards

Die

4-Sided Die

Pawns

Instructions






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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 2 reviews)

Kevin Y. ★★★★★

The question cards got my 11-year-old actually thinking about waiting turns instead of just blurting things out. I’m surprised how much we’ve talked about self-control as a family since opening the box.

Miles ★★★★★

My eight-year-old has a hard time pausing before acting, and the question cards in this game really get him talking about his own triggers in a way that feels natural. We've played it a few nights in a row now, and I actually see him stopping to think more often during the day. It’s been a surprisin