Go beyond "What's your favourite colour?" Start a great conversation with these thought-provoking questions and get to know others better! Help kids break the ice in new situations and develop social skills as they learn more about their peers. Perfect for use in classrooms, advisory groups, after-school programs, teams, and youth groups.
A whole lotta icebreakers in one little jar
Use your in a jar® cards for:
Interest Level: Ages 8 & up
Includes: 101 cards, 3" recyclable plastic screw-top jar
Samples (Each card has three engaging questions)
Travellers’ tales have always been popular - people have been sharing their experiences of different places and faces for about as long as we've been communicating! This new TAOC® title turns our passion for travel - and talking about it - into a new form of entertainment and education. Rather than suffering through family happy snaps (with accompanying monologue) on the slide projector, laptop or even mobile phone, TAOC® The Art Of Travel Conversation allows everyone to share their experiences, tips and favourite destinations in a balanced way. Over 300... More info
Deal positively with your anger and maintain respectful relationships. Use Chill Skills In a Jar to promote group discussions about healthy ways to deal with anger. Individuals can also use the cards to learn calming strategies for tense or difficult situations. Perfect for use in classrooms, advisory groups, after-school programs, teams, and youth groups. The four different kinds of cards are: *What Would You Do? cards*: These cards present difficult scenarios. You’re asked to imagine yourself in tense situations and provide answers for how you’d respond. *Tips! cards:* Here’s advice... More info
Hot off the press from Quirky Kid, you will find these unique and beautifully stylised cards an invaluable resource for your work with young people Quirky Kid is a Sydney based psychology service who have gone to great lengths to personally develop hand-packed kits. The Just Like When cards have been developed over 15 years and based on their experiences when working with young people. They are designed to help young people explore their own experiences and emotions. Themes covered include: jealousy sibling rivalry peer conflict confusion and anger. The beautiful illustrations... More info
