🎯 “Good Manners: At Home” is a card game about everyday household moments: eating at the table, putting toys away, helping someone close, making noise while another person rests. Each pair holds two versions of the same event, and the child sees for themselves which one makes home a nicer place.
✨ What does it develop?
- Values and respect – the child learns to tell right behaviour from wrong;
- Empathy – every situation is looked at from both sides: how does the other person feel?
- Speaking and reasoning – the child has to explain why they chose that card;
- Attention and visual perception – pairs are found by comparing details in the pictures.
🎲 How to play
The cards form pairs: one shows good behaviour, the other the same situation handled badly. Children look for the pairs and, once found, explain which behaviour is right and why. It also works as a memory game or a sorting task — two piles, right and wrong. What matters is not speed but the conversation each card starts.
🧑🏫 Tips for professionals
The material suits work on independence and daily routines — especially with children who find routine hard. A card can be used as a visual cue: hang it where the action actually happens. Speech therapists use it to consolidate verbs and everyday expressions.
📦 What is included
- 34 sturdy cardboard cards (9 × 9 cm).
Please note: the game instructions may be in Spanish, but play is simple and the realistic pictures need no translation.
👶 Who is it for?
Recommended from 4 years. Suitable for nurseries, early intervention specialists and families who want to talk about house rules without an argument.
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