Help children build lifelong social-emotional strategies for developing self-confidence! Everyone could use more self-confidence, self-awareness, and recognition of their strengths! Now you can empower children with this fun and engaging 12-sided (dodecahedron) activity die that offers up kid-friendly, age-appropriate strategies for growing self-confidence and self-awareness through recognizing interests and strengths. This easy to grasp 6.75” diameter die is made of dense EVA foam that’s super safe and is illustrated with simple drawings and easy sharing prompts. This sensory, hands-on, SEL teaching tool provides practice that builds lifelong interpersonal skills, independence, and confidence. Some of the ideas on this die include sharing “Something I’m good at”, “My favorite joke”, “My favorite place to visit”, and “I am proud of myself for” …Use this die to help a shy child share in a group setting when they need a confidence boost or utilize it in a lesson to model the diversity of strengths different children have. This tool is a great addition for any classroom or home, especially those with young children who may need a little confidence boost or conversation starter!

• WHAT YOU GET: 1 twelve-sided dense foam die with 6.75” diameter weighing in at 0.77 lbs.
  
• GREAT SIZE FOR LITTLE HANDS: With a 6.75” diameter and weighing less than a pound, this die is easy to grasp and roll even for those with little hands and still developing motor skills!
  
• KID-FRIENDLY STRATEGIES: Illustrations and simple text give kids prompts for sharing and learning about themselves independently. Try one of twelve different strategies that kids - or anyone – can do!
  
• SENSORY LEARNING EXPERIENCE: Kids can engage in a sensory, hands-on tactile approach to SEL. Great for helping children deal with big feelings and get ready to learn!
  
• MULTIPLE WAYS TO ENGAGE: Use this die in a lesson to model the many different strengths and interests people have. For older children, you can even use the die for self-awareness speaking or writing prompts.
  
• TAKE IT FURTHER: Encourage your kids to think of their own things that make them special! Or have them interview a friend and share what makes that person special for an extra confidence boost!