Nice to Meet - Conversation Cards for Kids, This or That Game, Improves Communication Skills, Ice Breaker for Groups, Family, Therapists

I played with my grandkids, 8 & 5 yrs old, whose parents are going through a divorce. It opened up their feelings and induced discussion about all kinds of feeling. Glad I bought it. The game is good for little kids.

Fun community circle starter questions. I also used it for an inside/outside circle activity for guidance class----where they chatted with another student about the topic on the card and then I moved one of the circles and they ended up with another partner for the next card. The kids loved this activity and we did it early in the school year to give them a chance to get to know their new classmates a little better.

Very well thought and executed! I'm a speech therapist and I've been looking for a game that can help creating conversation and getting kids to talk during therapy. This is absolutely wonderful!Each card presents two options, from which the player can choose the one he relates to the most and talk about. It may sound vague, but when you see the options (such as pool/beach, neat/messy), it is pretty clear what to say ,and, if necessary, what leading questions to ask. What makes this game so genius in my opinion is that having two options on the card (as a pose to just a general topic/question), makes it so much easier to begin talking, and think about what to say.The illustrations are great and easy to understand for those who can't read yet.I've already used these cards with a variety of ages, as a first getting to know game and as part of ongoing therapy, and it was a success!

This is a creative way to find out things about your child and how they think about random things.Tons of fun and as the adult I was laughing at the interesting answers the kids came up with!

I was looking for games that encouraged conversations to use with my 5 year old since she started kindergarten. I was drawn to feeloty when I saw the beautiful illustrations. I thought it could be a great conversation starter. We sat for hours and shared our thoughts over the "opposite" cards - what we liked, what we didn't and stories connecting to it. She laughed at my stories and I learned from hers. A great bonding exercise for kids of any age!!

I write books for children and I'm always on the lookout for ways to understand my characters better. These cards are a fun way to do that. I pull out a card and imagine how my character would answer. That's usually pretty easy. The revelations come when I ask why. Why does my character like camping? Oh! It's because she has happy memories of camping with her dad. I go down that little path and see where it leads. See what I mean? Great way to develop backstory and give my characters depth.

GREAT game! I use this in my school counseling practice and it's a great ice breaker and friendship game. Kids love to play it.

I got this to keep us occupied on a long trip but was disappointed. While it was kinda fun and a good conversation starter while it lasted...we got through all the cards very quickly and even if we try to re-play it it’s just lame. Not enough cards to be worth the money.