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Crazy about myself: The mental health game
Talking helps! Unfortunately, the threshold for starting a conversation about mental health is often very high.
Crazy about myself is a card game released by author and documentary maker Alwin Ritstier, who is best known for his YouTube channel …
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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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Is that WEIRD?: Board game about mental wellbeing, disability and diversity
Mental vulnerability and limitations are themes that are not easy to discuss and can be stigmatized. The stubborn board game Is that WEIRD? helps break through these barriers. Children are stimulated by the game to engage in conversation, so that …
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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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Eduquality: Game about quality education
This informative game outlines the global challenges in the field of financing quality public education. During the course of the game, the participants increasingly understand the importance of quality education and the way in which education …
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