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Empathy Game 'Tell A Story' Cards (set of 20)

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Category: Kit Components

The Empathy Game 'Tell A Story' Cards (set of 20) are designed to help children explore emotions and build social understanding through storytelling. These cards encourage open-ended play and conversation, making them a thoughtful addition to your child's learning toolkit.

  • Set includes 20 cards, each featuring a unique scene or prompt to inspire storytelling and empathy-building discussions.
  • Cards are part of the Lovevery Show, Tell, & Think Empathy Game component, designed for interactive play.
  • Ideal for use at home or in educational settings to foster emotional intelligence and communication skills.
  • Cards are sized for small hands, making them easy for children to handle and engage with during play.
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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Benjamin J. ★★★★★

My kids fight over who gets to pick the next card every evening, and the stories they spin from these have gotten so much more thoughtful. The set of 20 is the perfect size to keep them engaged without overwhelming the table.

Ava E. ★★★★★

The open-ended prompts are brilliant—my shy seven-year-old actually led dinner conversation for once, telling a story about a sad robot that made us all laugh and think. We've used them three nights in a row and each round pulls out something new about how she sees the world.

Leo ★★★★★

My kids fight over who gets to pick the next card, and the open-ended prompts on each one have sparked some surprisingly deep conversations about feelings for my six-year-old. The set of 20 is just right for a quick round before bed without dragging on.