"I've Got Skills!" Game- Life Skills, PBIS, SEL
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► What can I use this product for?
This game is great as a supplement for a lesson in any counseling topic, Health Education class, CTE class, Life Skills, Special Ed, PBIS, Intervention, Freshmen Academy class, substitute teacher lesson activity, etc. I'm sure you could adapt this to online learning somehow if you get creative.
The game gives students a chance to answer questions in the areas of life that make someone a well-balanced person: College, Career, Wellness, Coping, Social, Study, Support, Confidence.
► What supplies are included?
⭐ 1 gameboard for each player
⭐ 1 "skill steal" card for each player
⭐ 128 total cards
-16 college skills cards
-16 career skills cards
-16 wellness skills cards
-16 coping skills cards
-16 social skills cards
-16 study skills cards
-16 support skills cards
-16 confidence skills 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 spot on their gameboard, color side up
⭐Step 4: The player that fills every square on their gameboard first is the winner!
► What is the "skill 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 career card and reads the question. Player 2 has been waiting a long time to draw a career 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)
This game is great as a supplement for a lesson in any counseling topic, Health Education class, CTE class, Life Skills, Special Ed, PBIS, Intervention, Freshmen Academy class, substitute teacher lesson activity, etc. I'm sure you could adapt this to online learning somehow if you get creative.
The game gives students a chance to answer questions in the areas of life that make someone a well-balanced person: College, Career, Wellness, Coping, Social, Study, Support, Confidence.
► What supplies are included?
⭐ 1 gameboard for each player
⭐ 1 "skill steal" card for each player
⭐ 128 total cards
-16 college skills cards
-16 career skills cards
-16 wellness skills cards
-16 coping skills cards
-16 social skills cards
-16 study skills cards
-16 support skills cards
-16 confidence skills 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 spot on their gameboard, color side up
⭐Step 4: The player that fills every square on their gameboard first is the winner!
► What is the "skill 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 career card and reads the question. Player 2 has been waiting a long time to draw a career 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)
