Games
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TaliCor Ungame Board Game
This best-selling non-competitive communication game fosters listening skills as well as self-expression. Players progress along the playing board as they answer questions such as What are the four most important things in your life and what do you think life will be like in 100 years? Special spaces on the board encourage players to describe how they've been affected by frustration success excitement anger worry affections and loneliness. This non-competitive game can be a great ice-breaker or a serious exchange of thoughts feelings and ideas.
$35.95
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TaliCor Ungame Pocket Size - Teens Version
Teens will enjoy this version of the Ungame focusing on questions and situations important to young adults. Answer questions such as, what are the four most important things in your life? And what do you think life would be like in 100 years? This non-competitive game can be a great ice-breaker or a serious exchange of thoughts, feelings and ideas. This game is from a series of Pocket-Sized games (sold separately) and can be used with the Ungame board game. Use Deck "1 as an ice breaker, to get better acquainted, and for fun and laughter. Use Deck "2 to share feelings, talk about values, and to relate experiences.
$14.95
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TaliCor Ungame Pocket Size - All Ages Version
This set of cards is for all ages to enjoy. Designed to foster listening skills as well as self-expression, this non-competitive card game encourages conversation and communication. Two decks of cards are included, one with lighthearted questions and one with serious questions. There are no right or wrong answers as every question is open-ended. This game is from a series of Pocket-Sized games (sold separately) and is also included with the Ungame board game. These games represent an excellent opportunity for better communication within the family, the classroom, or any small group settings. All seven versions have unique questions not found in the board game.
$14.95
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TaliCor Ungame Pocket Size - Couples Version
This set of cards is for couples. Designed to foster listening skills as well as self-expression, this non-competitive card game encourages conversation and communication. Two decks of cards are included, one with lighthearted questions and one with serious questions. There are no right or wrong answers as every question is open-ended. This game is from a series of Pocket-Sized games (sold separately) and can be used with the Ungame board game. These games represent an excellent opportunity for better communication within the family, the classroom, or any small group settings. All seven versions have unique questions not found in the board game.
$14.95
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TaliCor Ungame Pocket Size - Families Version
This set of cards is for families but can also be used in the classroom. Designed to foster listening skills as well as self-expression, this non-competitive card game encourages conversation and communication. Two decks of cards are included, one with lighthearted questions and one with serious questions. There are no right or wrong answers as every question is open-ended. This game is from a series of Pocket-Sized games (sold separately) and can be used with the Ungame board game. These games represent an excellent opportunity for better communication within the family, the classroom, or any small group settings. All seven versions have unique questions not found in the board game.
$14.95
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TaliCor Ungame Pocket Size - Kids Version
This set of cards is for kids. Designed to foster listening skills as well as self-expression, this non-competitive card game encourages conversation and communication. Two decks of cards are included, one with lighthearted questions and one with serious questions. There are no right or wrong answers as every question is open-ended. This game is from a series of Pocket-Sized games (sold separately) and can be used with the Ungame board game. These games represent an excellent opportunity for better communication within the family, the classroom, or any small group settings. All seven versions have unique questions not found in the board game.
$14.95
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Untethered Soul: A 52-card Deck
Drawing on the wisdom of the life-changing New York Times bestseller, The Untethered Soul, these extraordinary cards feature 52 profound and uplifting quotes that will inspire you to break through your limitations, cultivate lasting peace and tranquility, and discover who you really are. If you re ready to free yourself from the noisy inner voice that holds you back, this unique card deck will help you open the door to a life of freedom, happiness, and self-realization.
$26.95
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Unwinding Anxiety Card Deck
60 Science-Based Strategies to Break Cycles of Worry and Fear Based on Dr. Brewers best-selling book Unwinding Anxiety, this deck features 60 research-based practices to help you identify and overcome unhelpful anxiety responses, or habits, that prevent you from living life to the fullest. Grounded in the science of mindfulness, each exercise harnesses your brains innate power to create new responses to anxiety triggers, so you can: form new habits that interrupt your anxious cycles; focus on what works instead of trying to control your anxiety; explore the misleading payoff of anxious habits; step out of worry and rumination and into healthy, fulfilling experiences; create bigger, better habits that build kindness, curiosity, and gratitude.
$29.95
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Upside Down Divorce Board Game
Ages 6-12. Most children don't want to talk about divorce, but this game makes talking easy. As they go around the colorful board they flip their playing pieces upside down. To turn them right side up, they have to learn new coping and communication skills. Children are also challenged to think of creative ways to solve the problems that typically come with divorce and to express positive feelings about themselves and their future. For 2-4 players. Game board, 6 pawns, 12 stands, die, 24 Question cards, 24 Idea cards, 24 Upside Down cards, instructions.
$86.95
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Upward Spiral Card Deck: 52 Ways to Reverse the Course of Depression...One Small Change at a Time
Drawing on neuroscientist Alex Korb's innovative book, The Upward Spiral, this 52-card deck offers the same effective approach for reshaping the brain and creating an upward spiral towards a happier, healthier life-all in a practical, take-anywhere format. By picking one card and making one small change each day, you may find that, over time, you feel better and better. Just as one small trigger can drag you down, one small positive change can jump start enough momentum to carry you back up. Exercise, attention to breathing, gratitude, sleep hygiene, and positive social interactions are just some of the tips and tools this card deck offers to help alter activity in specific neural circuits, setting you on the path toward the life you want.
$26.95
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Val-You Card Deck
Val-You allows players to examine and challenge their values by choosing between Val-You cards until they are left holding the three cards that represent what is most important to them in life. Pre- and post-game discussions questions guide players to develop awareness, understanding, and insight into how they can live in alignment with their core values.
$28.95
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Soshemo Virtues & Values Thumball
This Thumball is a great tool for exploring personal characteristics that often don't get thought about let alone discussed. Each panel lists 3 virtues or values that begin with the same first letter. For example, Opinionated, Organized, and Outgoing or Gentle, Graceful, and Generous. Play this with many variations: Have the participant state which characteristic is their strong point Have them choose which they'd like to improve Have them state someone they know who exemplifies one of the characteristics The list goes on... Thumball is a soft stuffed ball to throw, roll, or pass in a circle or randomly. Catch it! Look under your thumb. Respond to the prompt. Kids absolutely love this interactive tool that will get them talking and sharing. Without even knowing it, you will be encouraging the use of interpersonal skills including taking turns, eye contact, listening, responding, valuing similarities and respecting individual differences
$25.00
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Virtues Cards First Nations
This version of the Family Virtues Cards have an inspirational quote from the First Nation Religion, a brief description, signs of success and an affirmation.
$31.95
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Virtues Educator's Cards
This new set describes 52 virtues that are valued by all cultures as the content of our character. With colorful photos, graphics and revised descriptions, these cards reflect The Virtues Project Educator's Guide. As inspirational reminders and affirmations, they are a simple, yet powerful tool to use in your family, classroom, counseling session, sharing circle, corporate team, or in your own reflection corner.
$31.95
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Virtues Reflection Cards
This set of 100 full color cards features photographs of natural beauty from around the globe. They are written for adults to use in daily reflection. A Virtues Pick either in a sharing circle or in our quiet time helps us to focus on cultivating the virtues more deeply. Reviewers have called them "sacred", "exquisite", "a guide to life."
$46.95
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Webber Photo Cards Getting To Know You
“What is something that you are thankful for?” Sharpen your students’ expressive, comprehension, and social skills with Webber Photo Cards – Getting to Know You! This deck has 60 photo cards paired with stimulating questions for getting to know someone. Getting to Know You! includes questions about a student’s present, past, and future, along with family questions, affirming questions, and imagination questions. Use the cards one-on-one or share them as a group.
$21.95
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Super Duper Inc Webber Photo Cards What Are They Thinking
Webber Photo Cards What Are They Thinking? contains 60 clever photos to improve your students' inferencing and reasoning skills. All the people and animals in these fun cards have a "thought bubble" above their heads. Students use the cues in the photos to deduce what the person or animal in the photo is thinking. You may also use the cards to encourage conversational speech or as writing prompts. Cards are 3" x 4". Game ideas/content cards.
$21.95
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Super Duper Inc What Are They Asking Fun Deck
Each of these 56 cards presents a situation in which one character is asking a question and you decide what they're asking! Exercise creativity and reasoning abilities while encouraging conversational speech, or use as writing prompts. Also includes game ideas that will stretch your imagination and tickle your funny bone! Cards measure 2½" x 3½" and are stored in a sturdy storage tin.
$21.95
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What Did You Say? Board Game
This game helps youngsters understand body language by imparting a key concept: body language is associated with feelings. Players are each dealt five Body Language Cards, showing photos of children with different postures and expressions. As they travel around the game board, players use these cards to respond to Situation Cards (for example: You found a bug in your sandwich. What does your body look like?).
$89.50
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What Do You Say What Do You Do at School Board Game
What Do You Say? What Do You Do At School? is a colorful, fun, interactive board game for teaching and reinforcing important social skills that students need for successful interaction with their peers, teachers, and parents. The social situation cards in the game target reasoning, inferencing, pragmatic, narrative, and conversational skills. The question cards emphasize typical situations that children encounter at school, as well as peer relationships, safety precautions, following the rules, and interactions with adults. The questions are open-ended, requiring children to problem-solve and develop their own solutions to the situations. Additionally, the presentation of specific social situations encourages children to engage in role-play.
$94.95
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What Do You Stand For? Character Cards
Turn learning into a game and kids will want to play. Based on What Do You Stand For? For Kids by Barbara A. Lewis, this card game spotlights ten top character traits: Caring; Citizenship; Cooperation; Fairness; Forgiveness; Honesty; Relationships; Respect; Responsibility; and Safety. To win, players collect cards of each trait. Each card features a “What If†scenario or question about character that gets kids thinking about what they would do—and what they stand for. Meant to be played with adult supervision (a teacher, counselor, or youth worker familiar with character education themes), the game includes an insert with rules and basic character education concepts. Includes a 12-page fold-out insert.
$21.50
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What Should I Do Now? Card Game
This hilarious card game is designed to help children understand the different reactions we have to difficult situations and how our responses affect those around us. The difference between responding inappropriately and responding appropriately is examined in a non-judgmental setting. 2-6 Players.
$39.95
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What Would You Do at School If....
Help your students make good choices in and around school with Super Duper's What Would You Do At School if Fun Deck. Students learn how to solve problems, understand cause/effect relationships, and practice good social skills. 56 total cards with game ideas. Cards measure 2½" x 3½" and are stored in a sturdy storage tin.
$21.95
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What's Missing?
A clever and useful set of 24 pairs of photographs showing a complete scene on one card and another of the same scene with five items missing. For example, in a picnic scene, a cap, banana, basket handle, man's ring and half a plate are missing. Presented with increasing degrees of difficulty to allow selection when working with different ages and skills. Can be used for more complex, higher-level language work and general language stimulation with older children and adolescents.
$68.95
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