Conversation Cards for Kids Ages 6–12, Creative Questions for Family Time and Classroom Discussions
Conversation cards for kids turn family time and classroom discussions into opportunities to share ideas, ask thoughtful questions and listen to others. Created for ages 6–12, the prompts encourage children to think creatively and explain their answers in their own words.
Bring the game to dinner, playdates, parties or long drives for an easy way to start a conversation. Designed and manufactured in the UK, the durable cards are portable enough to take from home to the classroom.
Features
- Thought-provoking questions give children a starting point for sharing ideas.
- Creative prompts encourage thoughtful answers and active listening.
- Portable cards suit family dinners, playdates, parties and long drives.
- Durable cards are designed for repeated play.
- Designed and manufactured in the UK.
Specifications
- Product: Children's conversation card game
- Edition: Volume 1
- Age guide: 6–12 years
- Question style: Thought-provoking and creative
- Suggested settings: Parties, dinners, playdates, long drives, family time and classrooms
- Design and manufacture: United Kingdom
Frequently Asked Questions
What ages are these conversation cards designed for?
These conversation cards have an age guide of 6–12 years. The questions give children opportunities to share ideas, think creatively and listen to other people's answers.
Can these cards be used during family dinners or car journeys?
Yes, this conversation card game suits family dinners and long drives. Its portable format makes it easy to bring questions along when you want to get everyone talking.
Are these conversation cards suitable for classroom discussions?
Yes, the cards are suitable for classroom conversations. Their thoughtful questions provide a starting point for children to explain ideas and practise active listening.
What kind of questions does the game contain?
The game contains thought-provoking, inspiring and creative questions. They invite children to reflect, express their ideas and ask thoughtful questions of others.