Super Duper Publications Difficult Situations Fun Deck Cards - Social Skills & Life Skills Flash Card Set for Kids

These cards are just what I needed for my Kindergarten class, to promote thinking skills, and encourage class participation. They are great for those few minutes in-between that need to be filled. I use them as conversation starters. The only thing I would change is that the cards, the size of regular playing cards, are a bit small - sometimes if the children are sitting on the floor and I use these cards, it's hard for them to see exactly what's on the cards, and I have to kind of pass the card around so that everyone can see. Other than that, I love them!

We didn't get to try it at Christmas, so I thought it was a dud. Late in January my daughter decided to try it. My daughter, granddaughter, and myself sat down. The cards were great conversation starters. My grand daughter opened up and sure showed good sense when explaining what she would do in different situations. It gave all of us to get the chance to discuss important life situations that we might not normally do. Thanks!

These cards are a fun way to help children understand how to make good decisions. I use these for social skills activities and they are a great way to get conversations started about making good choices. I have bought other materials from Super Duper Learning and am very satisfied with their materials, including these cards.

Love super duper products they really help students practice pragmatic skills. I certainly will be buying more. You can also buy these same cans of cards as an app if you want to use them on an Ipad or tablet PC in the class or at home. The app and the can (deck of cards) are the same price. I just wish that if we purchased the can we could download it on our Ipad/ tablet.

I bought for some of my students struggling with pragmatic skills. I felt that some of the situations do not pertain to children, but rather adults. I love the beautiful colorful pictures presented on each card for visual support. However, I felt that I could have created my own cards including difficult situations that children experience inside and outside the school.