"Love Yo' Self" Self-Esteem Game
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► What can I use this product for?
Self-Esteem plays an important role during adolescence because this is when self-identity is formed. This game gives students the opportunity to learn more about themselves and others. This is a great icebreaker activity or supplement to a lesson you are teaching.
► What supplies are included?
⭐ 1 gameboard for each player
⭐ 1 "selfie steal" card for each player
⭐ 128 total cards
-16 self-talk cards
-16 self-confidence cards
-16 self-motivation cards
-16 selflessness cards
-16 self-respect cards
-16 self-care cards
-16 self-awareness cards
-16 self-expression cards
*you will need a color printer to print all of the game pieces
► How do you play the game?
⭐Step 1: Shuffle cards and put them in a pile face down
⭐Step 2: Players take turns drawing a card and answering the question
⭐Step 3: After they answer the question, they put their card on the corresponding color on their gameboard, color side up
⭐Step 4: The player that fills every square on their gameboard first is the winner!
► What is the "selfie steal" card?
⭐Players get one chance to use their steal card to take another player’s card. The reason they would want to steal another player’s card is if they are waiting for a certain card to help them fill their gameboard. Example: player 1 draws a self-expression card and reads the question. Player 2 has been waiting a long time to draw a self-expression card, so before player 1 answers the question, player 2 presents their steal card to player 1 and gets to take their question. Player 1 then forfeits their turn.
► How many players can play this game?
⭐At least 2 players, but not more than 4 players. If you have more than 4 players people may get bored with the amount of time waiting between their turns. So if you have more than 4 students, make multiple copies of the game for each group of 4 students.
► How long does it take to play this game?
⭐2 players: 10-15 minutes
⭐3 players: 15-20 minutes
⭐4 players: 20-30 minutes
(these are estimates, it depends on how much talking the players do during their turns)
Self-Esteem plays an important role during adolescence because this is when self-identity is formed. This game gives students the opportunity to learn more about themselves and others. This is a great icebreaker activity or supplement to a lesson you are teaching.
► What supplies are included?
⭐ 1 gameboard for each player
⭐ 1 "selfie steal" card for each player
⭐ 128 total cards
-16 self-talk cards
-16 self-confidence cards
-16 self-motivation cards
-16 selflessness cards
-16 self-respect cards
-16 self-care cards
-16 self-awareness cards
-16 self-expression cards
*you will need a color printer to print all of the game pieces
► How do you play the game?
⭐Step 1: Shuffle cards and put them in a pile face down
⭐Step 2: Players take turns drawing a card and answering the question
⭐Step 3: After they answer the question, they put their card on the corresponding color on their gameboard, color side up
⭐Step 4: The player that fills every square on their gameboard first is the winner!
► What is the "selfie steal" card?
⭐Players get one chance to use their steal card to take another player’s card. The reason they would want to steal another player’s card is if they are waiting for a certain card to help them fill their gameboard. Example: player 1 draws a self-expression card and reads the question. Player 2 has been waiting a long time to draw a self-expression card, so before player 1 answers the question, player 2 presents their steal card to player 1 and gets to take their question. Player 1 then forfeits their turn.
► How many players can play this game?
⭐At least 2 players, but not more than 4 players. If you have more than 4 players people may get bored with the amount of time waiting between their turns. So if you have more than 4 students, make multiple copies of the game for each group of 4 students.
► How long does it take to play this game?
⭐2 players: 10-15 minutes
⭐3 players: 15-20 minutes
⭐4 players: 20-30 minutes
(these are estimates, it depends on how much talking the players do during their turns)
