What Do I Do? Conversation Flashcards

Use with caution. These cards are generally pretty good; however, I was using with my neurodivergent child and some of the "social rules" are not appropriate for a child with autism and/or sensory processing issues. The insistence on making eye contact with people isn't helpful and is a microaggresaion against non-neurotypocal children.

I can't express how I am amazed and impressed at this card game!! The person who made this game is a genius and a good person. This card game enhances social skills, etiquette skills, increases confidence, and helps with brainstorming, etc At a time where manners are hardly seen, games like this are what we need! Thank you eeBoo

My daughter is 4.5 and she really enjoyed going through these cards. I think she really likes the pictures and thinking about what is the right thing to do. We've gone through the entire pack once in one shot and I knew then she really liked it. We are ordering different ones since she enjoyed them so much. I think it's helped way more than me trying to help her on my own lol. So happy she's learning through these pictures!

Can’t wait to introduce these scenarios to my classroom!

I presented it as a fun game to play with my 3 and almost 5 year old. They had fun guessing what they should do in each situation. I've only gone through 5 cards so far with them because I want to take it slow *hoping it'll help them remember better*. They wanted to keep going and I'm excited to continue playing their new "game" with them!

the moments when my kid needs a few reminders about manners and behaviors - these are a great reinforcement tool. I have to elaborate on and give different options for some of these....but the cards are beautiful.