Learning Resources Let's Talk Cubes

I am a completely single mom of five year-old twin severely ADHD adopted five-year-old boys who sometimes don’t always like to have a back-and-forth conversation with me unless it’s something that they wanna talk about and got these flocks for them for Christmas and they absolutely love these and love answering the questions and I just love hearing their responses because they are so wise and so smart and I love being in all with how much they’ll tell me !! I honestly suggest all families should get this for their kids because it enforces conversations and it has great conversation topics that maybe parents don’t always think to ask or talk about with their kids. We do it at dinner time and love it.

Our daughter loves to talk but I found we were having the same conversations daily. These were fun to make her think an d broden her conversational skills. Age 4!

Great ice breaker and dinner table conversation starter.

I bought these for my 6 year old granddaughter and we have had so much fun going through the prompts. We don’t watch TV and we play so I love giving a gift that offers her an opportunity to be heard. She thinks through her answers and I couldn’t recommend these more.

To keep the privacy of the kids I work with, I am not including a video. Rolling these dice during our social skills group for kids between 7-13 on the Autism spectrum has created so many awesome conversational opportunities.

They encourage kids to be involved.

This was great working with children even adults ( I used it in one of my practice groups In my masters program with my fellow students . ) it is always a great time when I use these cubes .

This helps my son open up