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Board game: The most rewarding job
With this board game, students can get to know the service voucher sector and the job as a domestic worker better. They do not play against each other, but with each other in various assignments.
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Are you crazy!? game
Game to work with your students on mental health. Through a role play, young people are made to think about how they deal with difficult situations, which less helpful reactions they can encounter and what they can do to feel better about …
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The School Motivation Puzzle: A conversation tool for working with young people
Every young person sometimes goes through a difficult period in which school life does not run smoothly. Often they themselves do not find the words to indicate why things go wrong. “I don't know”, is the standard answer that …
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Across the Border: A game about the world, alcohol, friendship, gaming and many other things
This game method about tobacco, alcohol, illegal drugs, gambling and gaming has been developed for young asylum seekers and refugees.
Over the border is a game where different teams play against each other. The language is simple. The themes …
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Feeling and need cards: Card game about connecting communication
Dr. Marshall B. Rosenberg started a new view of communication with his theory of nonviolent communication. In the meantime, the term connecting communication is more applicable, but the principles remain largely the same.
Value yourself and others. Do …
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Say it with an animal: Card game based on the Axen Rose
Do you want to discuss behavior? Do you want to use the Axenroos for this? Then this beastly original card game is for you!
The social colloquial language in a group certainly deserves our attention. Ferdinand Cuvelier's Axen Rose gives a simple …
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Kikkerbecool: Board game to practice social skills
Kikkerbecool is an exciting board game in which the players discuss different skills with each other:
- social skills,
- good manners,
- stand up for yourself,
- deal with bullying and teasing.
While the children cheerfully discuss all kinds of …
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Circle in the classroom
A box full of questions offers you the opportunity to have circle conversations in class.
These cards help you create connections between students and teachers, maintain relationships by talking about what is going on in the group and restore when …
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So What?! The Gayme
So What?! the Gayme was created to discuss gender and sexuality with a group of young people in a very accessible way. Divided into forty cards in four categories. The cards are about boundaries, boys/girls, environment and relationships. Each …
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Blush box: Game about relationships and sexuality
A lesson on relationships and sexuality on the program? Then Bloosdoos is the ideal game!
With the questions and statements of the Bloosdoos, young people learn to express their opinion and feelings about the following themes:
- falling in love and …
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