eeBoo: What Do I Do? Conversation Flashcards, Helps Develop Empathy Through Illustrations of Social Situations That Show Complex Emotions, Valuable Communication Skills Formed, for Ages 3 and up

My daughter is 4.5 and she really enjoyed going through these cards. I think she really likes the pictures and thinking about what is the right thing to do. We've gone through the entire pack once in one shot and I knew then she really liked it. We are ordering different ones since she enjoyed them so much. I think it's helped way more than me trying to help her on my own lol. So happy she's learning through these pictures!

I presented it as a fun game to play with my 3 and almost 5 year old. They had fun guessing what they should do in each situation. I've only gone through 5 cards so far with them because I want to take it slow *hoping it'll help them remember better*. They wanted to keep going and I'm excited to continue playing their new "game" with them!

Bought this for my granddaughter and I wish i had them for my own kids when they were young.. LOVE them— teaches manners— consideration and empathy for others and more

Using these decks with K-G3 kiddos, one of whom is on the spectrum. These decks help students understand and problem solve social scenarios, feelings, how to resolve issues, as well as to help with regulating emotions. The back of the cards prompt questions which students can answer and it helps us move on to elaborate with real life situations. Liking the series, just wish there was more cards per deck.

excellent set. Well made and good content. Eeboo never lets me down.

As a therapist that works with kids, these are super fun in session. Kids tend to "know" the answers, but they bring up really good discussions and the kids enjoy the pictures. Very relevant and the kids really respond to them. I bought the social cards, may look at the other kinds they offer as well.

Love the large sized cards and I use for my social skills group. I use it for my children with Autism and my other group who just needs to improve general social skills/norms. Very satisfied with this purchase.

Not functional for school staff (mostly home/etiquette concepts). These "What do I do" questions have "correct responses" on the back and don't offer ideas or space for continuing a conversation. The concepts (and pictures) are outdated, like try all the foods on the table to show respect.