Totika Junior Principles Values & Beliefs Card Deck

This is a great deck with lots of good, thought provoking questions. I'm glad I purchased it to go with my Totika game!

In this age, with kids having suicidal thoughts, the question on the top card for juniors is completely inappropriate! It would be okay to ask what you want others to think about you or how you want to be perceived, but how you want to be remembered? This card is out of my deck and not what I want my clients to be thinking about! Reminiscent of what we don't want to do after tragedy...

The questions are thought provoking and fun to answer. I played with my 5 year old. I didn't realize this only came with the deck, no blocks. We used our Jenga game blocks and that worked great.

It's fun. It kept the interest of my ten year old for about 30 mins. So children who can read do well with this game. As a parent, it was nice to play a positive game with my daughter that didn't involve a my little pony for once.

Very good, kids love it

Don’t be fooled by the picture. Wooden blocks NOT included!

This is a great game to get clients talking, especially family sessions

I use these cards in my Child and Family Therapy practice as a way to add more structure to sessions (kids aren't always the most introspective) and they work great for that. The reason I gave these four stars instead of five is because many of the questions in this deck are repeated in other Totika decks (Teen-Adult deck and Life Skills deck). I don't like switching out decks to use for a specific purpose in a session, only to find that many of the questions are the same.