Consequences Board Game Self-Concept or bystanders

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This game is designed to help students think about the consequences of their behavior and distinguish good choices from bad ones

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Consequences Board Game Self-Concept or bystandersIntroduce or reinforce the idea that there are consequences for all actions and behaviors Includes game board, die, cards, pawns, and instructions For 2 4 players Ages: 3 and up This game is a fun way to introduce or reinforce the idea that there are consequences for all actions and behavior. Each card has an everyday task or behavior that results in a forward or backward move. Follow the colorful stone path to the park, take a ride on the slide, go