Our oldest daughter loves to talk and this helps to have meaningful discussions.

This gets the conversation going but I do think they need to revise the questions and make them easier for a 5 and 8 year old

I initially ordered this to help my son, who has cognitive and speech delays. However, it has been extremely beneficial for all three of my kids! We have been drawing a question (or 2 or 5) at mealtimes and taking turns answering. It has been fantastic for reinforcing active listening. It would be great if additional card sets with new questions are offered in the future.

Love the cards! Well made and great size. I use them as conversation starters for my social skills group and writing prompts for other students. I would buy again.

Bought to talk with my son at dinner and we really enjoy it

with a background in special education AND mental health/emotional regulation, these cards are amazing prompts! Just seeing students who can read, slow down enough to read the questions and ponder the answers is significant. As the questions are read, I give plenty of time for processing, a single answer may not arrive for days or weeks but the wheels start turning, while promoting literacy!

really works! helps my autistic granddaughter to think about the question and answer.

Nice topics, gets kids thinking about conversations and manners, morals, etc.

My grandsons ages 5 and 9 have been raised to enjoy old fashion board and card games. The questions led to a evening of laughter and story telling by all. We learned interesting things about each other we would of never known if not for this Conversation Starter.

At this time of social distancing and quarantine the family runs out of things to say. These cards gives us dinner time conversation once again.

It might be good to include about 5 blank cards for educators to write topics especially relevant for their students. For instance, I would include issues around my students who have difficulties starting conversations due to their blindness and difficulties explaining to people the sorts of support they need and don't need. I appreciate the motivating aspect of the activity for my Kingergarten student and first grade student. They are eager to select a discussion topic (one of two cards pulled out) and are learning improved conversational methods.

Love this idea. Cards look and feel great. Looking forward to dinner time and opening up conversation with my kids!