Goes with
The Talking, Feeling, & Doing Workbook (with CD)
Includes a CD that uses PDF files for easy reprinting of activities.
This workbook is a fresh approach to helping counselors reach children. Covering 25 of the most common topics that concern kids, from anger to values, the activities in this unique workbook can be played as reward-based games.
Each topic has three activities created for it. The first are simple questions that prompt discussion about the topic. The second activity involves storytelling and the third involves a collaborative drawing between therapist and child.
During each of the activities, a child can earn game chips by participating fully. At the end of the activities, he/she can cash in the chips for prizes, treats, or privileges. Includes a CD that uses PDF files for easy reprinting of activities.
**This workbook was designed to extend the principles of the Talking, Feeling & Doing Board Game, as well as other techniques that Dr. Gardner (inventor of the board game) used, into a portable format that can give counselors a written record of children's responses.
This workbook is a fresh approach to helping counselors reach children. Covering 25 of the most common topics that concern kids, from anger to values, the activities in this unique workbook can be played as reward-based games.
Each topic has three activities created for it. The first are simple questions that prompt discussion about the topic. The second activity involves storytelling and the third involves a collaborative drawing between therapist and child.
During each of the activities, a child can earn game chips by participating fully. At the end of the activities, he/she can cash in the chips for prizes, treats, or privileges. Includes a CD that uses PDF files for easy reprinting of activities.
**This workbook was designed to extend the principles of the Talking, Feeling & Doing Board Game, as well as other techniques that Dr. Gardner (inventor of the board game) used, into a portable format that can give counselors a written record of children's responses.
