We take these cards on roadtrips and use them at the dinner table. Easy way to get beyond the usual “How was your day?” questions. I love that there isn’t one right answer - they are a starting point and the conversation can go wherever it wants. Got my teen talking - a win for me!
- Bisma, Stouffville (Conversation Deck)
It’s really hard to get my youngest engaged in pen to paper activities and I was amazed that he was asking to do these tasks on his own. He created a map of his mind and it was so beautiful, we are going to frame it or do something with it. We’re starting mornings with a card a day and it’s been wonderful way to begin the day.
— Julia, Toronto - (Critical Thinking Deck)
This game had us laughing, fumbling to come up with absurd ideas, and somehow the ideas got stranger the longer we played. A great mix of thinking on your feet and chaos, we started playing as individuals then ended up playing on teams. A fun night with friends!
-Maddy M, Toronto - (Good Thinking: The Game)
• classrooms • team meetings • family activities • icebreakers • meaningful conversations
