Social Skills Games Booster Bundle 4pk

Overview

• No two relationships are the same, and this bundle teaches multiple techniques and strategies to overcome struggles when forming new relationships or navigating through difficult moments in existing ones. There is also a focus on health and wellbeing, and keeping children safe and healthy as the develop in the wider world we all share. Confidence building is also a critical element of the resources in this pack.

• Contains 4 games

• Boiling over - Teach anger management skills to kids with Boiling Over, the keep calm matching game! Compete with your friends and family in this unique emotional skills style memory game. Learn to identify ways in which to stay calm and identify where you might lose your temper and boil over! Match as many ‘Keep Calm’ cards as you can to win, before finding those ‘Boiling Over’ angry cards that will end the game.

• Social Skills Board Games - 4 Social Skills Board Games will help you develop and learn new social skills and behaviours simply by playing, laughing and having fun with your friends and family. This set uses different gameplays such as action games and sentence building games that will keep children entertained while learning about the topics of empathy, friendship, manners and emotions.

• 6 Conflict & Resolution Games - Children often encounter differences with others, but how easy are these differences to resolve? 6 Conflict and Resolution games is a unique set of games that focuses on how to recognize conflict, how to handle it and how to resolve differences in a more positive solution-focused way. Each game and activity is vibrant and uses a number of different gameplays to teach children about common conflict situations, how to recognize different emotional triggers, and how to understand and apply different conflict resolution techniques.

• 6 Social Skills Games - Learn a range of essential skills that can be used in everyday life with this fun set of 6 Social Skills Games. Answer questions about how to deal with relatable scenarios, differentiate between right and wrong and learn how to express your emotions and recognise how others may be feeling. Some games include self-correcting elements for independent learning.