Learning Resources Let's Talk Cubes Social Emotional Activities, Ages 5+

I got this for my kids because they struggle constantly socially and with daily life basic since they are adhd and autistic. We managed to engage in simple yet very helpful conversations about the basics of daily life with schoolmates and with staff and even with ourselves at home. Playing scenarios helped them understand how we feel when we interact with them and why he react like we do but it was a win for me to see more of how my kids make decisions and how they see their world. I am grateful we got to enjoy the game.

These blocks are so important to have for social and emotional learning!! These questions will make you and your child think in a meaningful way where your child will reflect within themselves. I think asking these questions are important and that every educator or parent should have these! I enjoyed it with my kids and I know you will too!

These cubes are a must have for every classroom and family. Not only do these cubes generate great conversations, they are great at helping kids learn social stories. My 3 son's all answered the questions on social situations different and it was great to talk through these difficult scenarios. I am so glad that these cubes gave us the chance to have difficult conversations before these instances occurred. Any grade level could benefit from these cubes as well as a dinner table discussion for a family. They are portable and are not noisy. The questions range from simple to complex. We played several different games that were included in the cube box and that we made up on our own. We will definitely be using these a lot in the future.

I'm a homeschooling mom of a 7 year old who has aspergers aka high functioning autism and his little brother who is 4 is not on the spectrum but tends to act as if he is on the spectrum because he has started to act like his older brother. These conversation cubes are so nice! If you ask my kids how they are they will say good and that's it. They don't really know how to carry out a conversation so these cubes have been perfect on getting them to think of ways to continue a conversation and it really just gets their minds thinking. We are obsessed with these! They're also bigger than I thought, very soft too so could be used for fidgeting. All around these are great cubes and I'm so thankful I had the chance to receive these for free! I would have paid for them tho because I love them so much!

I received Let's Talk Cubes by Learning Resources free to try from BuzzAgent and I really enjoyed playing with theses cubes with my 7 year old son it's very thought provoking and helps get kids talking about their emotions and I would buy this product and I recommend it to others.

This is a very nice way to intereact and connect with your family. Perfect for your children especially for those who are having a hard time explaining and sharing their thoughts and feelings! I love it and it's fun to play with your family or during family gatherings!

I absolutely loved these thought cubes for my daughter! She is 8 years old but always struggled with communicating her feelings as she has severe anxiety and is extremely shy. We do love playing games together so we basically treated these cubes like a game, answering each question as we rolled them... I would definitely recommend these Conversation cubes to all parents, especially those with children who suffer socially.

My daughter is almost 6 years old and this was perfect for her age and knowledge skills. She is in kindergarten and the cubes aligned with a lot of the things she is learning at school so it was fun for her to get to exercise those learning skills!

We absolutely loved these cubes. It made it a lot easier to have a conversation with our children without them feeling bored. It was a fun way to get a conversation going!

These conversation cubes were sometimes helpful. I used them on my 7 year old. She sometimes has a hard time trying to explain herself so the cubes helped on some instances but not all, depending on the issue. I liked that u can make it fun for them and have them think of it as a game.