School of Mindful MPQG

With six kids ages 16-6, it's hard to find activities we can all do together that everyone enjoys. I bought this conversation deck for our dinners. They are engaging and fun and even the most reluctant to play, really opened up.This morning, my 6 year olds were telling me how much they enjoyed it, even going so far to say they, "really loved" it and my eldest daughter noted, that it was validating, saying that all most people want is to feel heard and to have someone listen to them.In comparison to a lot of conversation decks, the questions were a little bit deeper than things like, "would you rather" questions.I really can't recommend these enough.

We use these in a Critical Thinking class as a warm up for our minds. I had 4-5th graders, they loved it! It was great for that age to adult, I wanted to answer too 😊

I have two teenagers that are both 17, and glued to their phones. I never see them as they are either in their rooms playing on their phones (by choice) or gone with their friends. It is really hard to engage with them as they have no interest with hanging out with their parents. My intentions, when ordering these cards was to engage with my teenagers.These cards have been perfect for engaging with my teenagers, there are some very good questions that really make them think. Instead of giving me yes, and no answers. They have really had to dive deep in thought to respond. Some of the questions I tossed out, because I didn’t really agree with them, but for the most part, almost every card had a good question. This is been great for conversation starters with them as well.

The deck of cards is good for consuming traveling time in the car. It presents kids and adults with a good basis for a conversation on many topics concerning morality, life, and right vs. wrong, but some are a little too "touchy-feely" .Some cards need to be sorted for age appropriateness, but overall they stimulate beneficial conversation among kids and adults.

This is a cute & cool card game for a variety of ages (kids & adults alike) that can be taken anywhere & played with 2 people or a group of people! My son is 8 & we've played it & it's nice to see what his answers are going to be to the questions & how we both will evolve/add on to our individual answers by discussing some of the topics on the cards together back & forth.It's a good way for teaching some basic lessons to kids through a game instead of "preaching" something to them & it's a great way to get the conversation going about things in life that are important & probably not discussed enough with kids. It's cute how they have different philosophers on the back sides of the cards as well, so you can discuss those philosophers with your kid(s) if you wish & even look them up online for more background information on them & what some of their principles/ideals were. So it's a good game for young children since most of the questions are simple enough & easy to read, but it can also be expanded into deeper discussions with older kids as well!I especially liked that they even included "Jesus" as one of the "philosophers" which is a nice way to introduce Jesus into a game & to touch upon something about his life or his teachings without it having to be a "religious" game.My only wish is that it came with even more cards! :) My son & I got halfway through the cards just in our first time playing it...so it's something that you may have to put aside after going through all the cards & then play again later after some time has passed so that kids don't get bored of remembering & answering the same questions over & over. (At least younger kids will most likely "forget" the questions & what their answers were lol, but older kids will be more likely to remember)...so you could break it out when you have different guests/visitors over which will spice it up like a "new" game being that you'll be getting new answers from new & different people which will inspire new conversations hopefully! :)I think it's a really nice, family-fun card game to play over holidays like Easter, Thanksgiving, Christmas, etc which can help lead into further discussion about the meaning of those holidays & how to be giving/cheerful/thoughtful to people, etc. It's a great idea for a handy, easy game to take anywhere & to play it with anyone, & I love having something like this on hand that's more than just a "game" but is a "teaching" tool as well! :)

Let’s jump in,This flash card game that focuses on mindful responses is a wonderful addition to any game night. I was pleasantly surprised by how much I enjoyed playing it with my loved ones. The game encourages communication and deepens connections through thought-provoking questions that don't often come up in typical conversations.What sets this game apart is the emphasis on mindful responses. Each player is given a card with a prompt, and then must provide an answer that is thoughtful and genuine. It's a refreshing change from games that rely on quick, witty responses or strategic gameplay. Instead, this game prompts players to be present in the moment and really engage with each other.I particularly enjoyed playing this game with my husband as a date night activity. We were able to have meaningful conversations and learn new things about each other. It was also a great way to disconnect from our devices and truly focus on each other. I think this game would be a great choice for any couple looking to strengthen their connection.Overall, I highly recommend this flash card game for anyone who wants to engage in meaningful conversations with their loved ones. It's a great way to spend quality time together, and the questions are thought-provoking and insightful. Whether you're looking for a new game to play with your family or a way to deepen your connection with your partner, this game is definitely worth trying out.

Our family loves questions, and these cards are a useful addition to family meal times. The questions have inspired good conversations with people ranging from 6 to 56. Recommend!

Very cool and interesting card game with many different questions that bring up lots of interesting conversation fun game to play for the whole family