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The Talking, Feeling & Doing Conflict Resolution Card Game

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$19.46 $25.95 In stock

Category: Toys & Games

This card game is designed to open up discussion between children and their teacher, parent or counselor on the topic of conflict resolution. Through game play children will reveal their concerns and experiences and discuss and work through them with a caring adult. This game can be played as a stand alone game or used in conjunction with the

Talking, Feeling, and Doing Board Game

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For 2-4 players, ages 6-12.





Includes:



-33 Talking Cards



-33 Feeling Cards



-33 Doing Cards



-4-sided die



-100 chips



-Instructions

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Customer Reviews (4.5 / 5 · 2 reviews)

James ★★★★★

We’ve used this as a family after dinner and the conversation cards really got my kids opening up about playground arguments. The game structure makes it easy to tackle tough topics without feeling like a lecture.

Zoe ★★★★☆

My 8-year-old actually asked to play it again the next day, which surprised me. The cards helped him talk about a fight he had with a friend, something he never does.