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Let’s Talk! A Conversation Game

$4

(1151 customer reviews)

Teach conversation skills in a structured way with this fun game that teaches asking questions, making comments, taking turns, and having a conversation about a variety of topics!

Teach conversation skills in a structured way with this fun game that teaches asking questions, making comments, taking turns, and having a conversation about a variety of topics!

Your kids will love this simple card game that imitates natural conversation while providing a visual and something tangible to help visualize the flow of conversation! Great for social groups or anybody working on social language skills.

Here’s what’s inside:

  • 2 pages of ‘direction cards’ (i.e.: ask a question, make a comment, make 2 comments, make a comment then ask a question)
  • 63 conversation topic cards
  • 9 blank conversation topic cards for customization

All covering the following targets:

  • Initiating a conversation by asking a question
  • Continuing a conversation by answering a question
  • Continuing a conversation by elaborating on an answer
  • Asking a reciprocal, or follow-up question

Here’s how I play:

  • Make two piles of cards: one for direction cards, one for conversation topic cards.
  • Have the dealer shuffle 6 direction cards to each player and flip over one conversation topic card.
  • The dealer goes first. He or she should lay down one of their direction cards. See key below for examples: Comment: I love summer! Question: What season do you like? Two Comments: I love summer. I always go to the beach. Comment + Question: I love going to the beach. Have you ever gone to the beach?
  • Play/conversation continues in a clockwise fashion. The next player should lay down a direction card and respond to the first player appropriately.
  • If a player gets stuck or responds inappropriately, they have to draw another direction card from the pile and their turn is over.
  • The first person to get rid of their hand wins, or just play for fun!

Here’s some reasons why other SLPs have loved this resource:

♥ ”Love this! A go-to resource for scaffolding conversation skills. Kids enjoy the “game” format while actually practicing very important skills.” – Laura M.

♥ ”This resource has been fantastic to use with my social skills clients. It is such an easy no-prep way to practice conversation starters. I have used it nearly every day since purchasing it.” – Rebecca D.

♥ ”This resource is great for so many goals. It is great to use for a variety of goals, from social communication, to stuttering, to articulation, you name it. Such a versatile resource!” – Mieke D.

To learn more about the research behind this product, other ways to use it, and some of my favorite goals that go right along with this game, make sure to check out my blog post all about improving communication and conversation skills!

Feel free to email the Speechy Musings team at hello@speechymusings.com with any questions!

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1151 reviews for Let’s Talk! A Conversation Game

  1. Jocelyn K. –

    Awesome!! Thank you!!

  2. Rebecca S. –

    Cute activity.

  3. Carly Fowler –

    Thanks. I know this will get a lot of use.

  4. Shannan W. –

    Looks great! Can’t wait to use with my students. Thanks for creating!

  5. Stacey G. –

    Great idea! Thanks for sharing!

  6. Janne N. –

    nice

  7. Suzanne B. –

    Great activity, thanks!

  8. Jessica M. –

    excellent

  9. Lee Ann P. –

    Very good!

  10. Meghan R. –

    Thank you!

  11. Southwest Speech –

    Fun activity to work on conversational skills! Thanks!

  12. Kelly D. –

    This looks like a great activity for sparking conversational turn-taking with my students!

  13. Barb’s Communication Corner –

    Nice packet, thank you!

  14. Katherine S. –

    this will be great for many kids on my caseload! (artic and pragmatics!)

  15. Melissa L. –

    My social skills group will like this activity!

  16. Darcel S. –

    This is such a difficult concept to “teach”. Thanks for such a great resource!

  17. Adena B. –

    Looks great, thanks!

  18. Rachel S. –

    This helped with initiating conversation and staying on topic.

  19. Emily Weiner –

    great game!

  20. Pike Speech Therapy Resources –

    This targets a lot of the information and concepts I need to cover with my kids with high functioning autism. Looking forward to using it in the fall!

  21. lisa C. –

    Thank you for this!

  22. Eileen C. –

    A lot of my students struggle with differentiation of questions vs comments. I’m sure this will be a fun way for them to get some practice!

  23. Jill S. –

    Great product — lots of possibilities! Always looking for conversation activities! Thank you!

  24. Buyer –

    Used it last week for artic in conversation and loved it!

  25. Emily N. –

    Love this! It’s so hard to find materials for conversation. Can’t wait to start working on this with my students!

  26. Michaela Cooper –

    Great resource

  27. Paula F. –

    This will be fun to use with my Social Skills group. Thanks!

  28. SANDRA A. –

    My social skills groups know all of the rules of a conversation but really struggle making them happen spontaneously. This will give them some great practice!

  29. Jennifer D. –

    Love this!! Thank you!!

  30. Martha M. –

    another winner!

  31. Jenna L. –

    This might be my new favorite game! It has always been a struggle to get my social skills kiddos to ask questions as well as comment. This gives them a visual reminder and makes them plan out what they want to say in advance so they can use the card. One of my ASD kids had his best thought out, on-topic conversations today thanks to this game! Plus, they had a blast playing! Definitely an instant fave!

  32. Jennifer B. –

    Bought based on jenna Lyons recommendation! Love it!

  33. Buyer –

    Will be used for my high functioning asd kiddos.

  34. Talking with Teletherapy –

    This is a great activity for one of my students. He makes a lot of comments, but never asks questions. This will really help him. Thank you!

  35. Kimerling Turner –

    Very nice activity. Can’t wait to use it with students.

  36. Stephanie Wylie –

    Pretty good! Could have more cards

  37. Amy D. –

    Can always use new and fun ways to work on conversation skills with my ASD students!

  38. Summer G. –

    Love this game, I have used it from 1st to 7th grade this year. Both the questions and comments can be very challenging for a lot of my kiddos.

  39. Megan G. –

    What a perfect way to get kids to interact in a conversation!

  40. Linda C. –

    I can’t believe how perfect this is for my ASD students! It’s a fun game format with a lot of important conversational skills that they need. Love this!

  41. Buyer –

    Great activity to teach a skill that is becoming lost in this social media world

  42. Rebecca A. –

    What a great product for my students. I can use this with many levels and goals. Thank you.

  43. Krista K. –

    I think this is going to be a very helpful product for me to use with my students. I cannot wait to use it.

  44. Jessica S. –

    Love this! My students are really enjoying it.

  45. One-Stop Counseling Shop –

    Such an awesome idea! The kids in my social skills group will really benefit from having a visual game to help learn conversation flow. Thanks!

  46. Alison Marie –

    Great!

  47. One SLP in a Pod –

    I”m looking forward to using this next week with some of my students! Thanks!

  48. Jennifer N. –

    Nice work!

  49. Patricia S. –

    Perfect for my ASD classroom!

  50. Susannah V. –

    helpful to have topics and cards made up already

  51. Janet Hoffler –

    This is going to be so great for one particular student who struggles with joining/exiting a conversation as well as how to keep it going!! Thanks so much!

  52. Lisa M. –

    Thank you!

  53. Tessa M. –

    These are useful!

  54. Katherine A. –

    I’ve never used this activity as a game (like it’s intended) but I love the conversation prompts! They work for a variety of kids on my caseload, not just for pragmatics! Thanks Speechy Musings!

  55. Melanie F. –

    I am so excited to try this with my kiddos working on conversations. So many of them struggle with asking questions. This looks like a fun way to help them out.

  56. KristinM12 –

    This is just what I needed for some of my older students! I love the variety of cards included.

  57. Autism The Teen Years –

    Wow I wish I knew about you before the sale ended! Your products are fantastic and just what I need for my students!

  58. Nikole S. –

    Creative idea for working on social communication in a fun way.

  59. Betty R. –

    My group enjoyed this activity. Thanks!

  60. Samantha B. –

    Wonderful and fun! Nice easy graphics.

  61. Karen L. –

    Exactly what I need for one of my students. I appreciate the price – makes buying something specific to one student worth it!

  62. sherri S. –

    Great!

  63. Jennifer V. –

    Thank You!

  64. Laura L. –

    Use this all the time!

  65. Qian Hui Kwa –

    I love the adorable images! The topics were generally relatable and relevant. Thanks!

  66. SuperPuzzled –

    Thank you SO much!

  67. Michelle M. –

    Great way to work on expanding conversation and also following directions

  68. Chelsea B. –

    Thank you!

  69. Lauren Gallagher –

    Thanks!

  70. Joan P. –

    I’m using this for my upcoming observation!

  71. Take Heart 777 –

    Such a creative idea. Perfect for my upper graders.

  72. Melissa S. –

    Love this with the different ways to join in a conversation. Many of my students like to make comments but never think about asking questions!

  73. Megan W. –

    Thank you for a great resource to use with my social language students.

  74. Colleen L. –

    Teaching conversational skills is tough – thank you for the resource!

  75. Simply Fabulous Speech –

    I cannot wait to sue this with my students! Thank you!

  76. Deena C. –

    This is great for my social language group. Thanks!

  77. Rhonda R. –

    We had a lot of fun with this product–even the older kids got a kick adding a competitive piece to it. Little did they know they were learning!

  78. LeeAnne N. –

    Thanks great resource

  79. Raelynne L. –

    Great game for those who don’t like to talk.

  80. BIAS Behavioral –

    Love this!

  81. Miss B SLP –

    Thanks!

  82. Chelsey E. –

    Love this, thank you

  83. Teach Beyond Speech –

    My students have responded very well to this activity. The visuals have made the abstract concepts of “conversations” become more concrete for my learners. Thank you!

  84. Lacey A. –

    I love this product and am so excited to use it with my kiddos! Thanks!

  85. Becky Stidham –

    this has been great for my AU students!

  86. Speechie Nicole –

    I love this! Thank you so much!

  87. Jamie Morris –

    Great, thanks!

  88. SpeechEase –

    A quick game that I use all the time when we have a few minutes to spare. Thank you!

  89. Discovering SLP –

    Can’t wait to use this to target pragmatics!

  90. Ellen B. –

    awesome, thanks!

  91. Christy J. –

    Look forward to using this item! Thanks for your hard work!

  92. susan S. –

    Great resource!

  93. Kathleen N. –

    I am looking forward to using this product with my Middle schoolers who have ASD.

  94. Miss Tess Talks –

    A great game for teaching social skills

  95. Krystle Owen –

    Great game to get students talking!

  96. Beverly T. –

    wonderful idea, well thought out and produced

  97. stephanie H. –

    This was great practice, my son struggles with conversation flow, this is a great help

  98. Stacy F. –

    thx

  99. Miss Lulu –

    Great game! Thank you!

  100. Cara S. –

    thank you!

  101. LAURIE H. –

    My students loved playing this game. This is a great resource!

  102. Elementary Speech –

    This will be so helpful! I can’t wait to use it with my students.

  103. Kristen DeSisto –

    I love this! Great for my social groups!

  104. Bloomin’ Speech –

    this game is fun and provides a helpful visual for the flow of a conversation..thanks!

  105. Melinda S. –

    Great activity for those hard to teach social skills!

  106. Dawn S. –

    perfect for the older kids and social groups’ “talk time!”

  107. Barbara M. –

    These cards have worked really well in helping one of my high school students learn how to extend a conversation topic. Thanks!

  108. Erin Ullery –

    this is a great product! used it with a 3rd grade social skills group already!

  109. The Pedi Speechie –

    This is perfect, thank you! 🙂

  110. Morgan M. –

    Using this with social skills group, thanks!

  111. Kristin G. –

    Great game! Thank you!

  112. Tiffany M. –

    Exactly what I was looking for to work on conversation with my middle schoolers with ASD. Thanks

  113. HI itsmetheSLP –

    Great product

  114. Jacqueline E. –

    Great activity!

  115. Lesley H. –

    A great activity. I will use it for a kiddo with selective mutism, thanks!

  116. Christine B. –

    Thank you!

  117. Debbie A. –

    love this! thanks

  118. Buyer –

    Great way to simulate natural conversation in social skills groups!

  119. Nur Hasanah O. –

    Great product!

  120. Amy Berry –

    This is another great social skills product. I have a few students who are struggling with topic maintenance. This has been a great resource for them. Thanks!

  121. Debra J. –

    This is just what I need! It is very different. Thanks

  122. Lara L. –

    Great tool to help my kids working on social skills

  123. Kay S. –

    This was really helpful with my life skills students!

  124. Lynne M. –

    I use these cards all the time. I use them whenever I get a new student as a “get to know you” game and randomly throughout the year to assess carry-over of sounds in conversation.

  125. Lydia Manni –

    Love this for working on conversation goals and objectives!

  126. Penny R. –

    Great! Thank you!

  127. Dana G. –

    Just what I was looking for, Thank you

  128. Anna H. –

    My social skills Lunch Bunch group asks for this game every week!

  129. Erin C B. –

    Great product!

  130. Buyer –

    My students love this!! Thanks

  131. Theresa G. –

    We’ve been having a great time playing this in my social groups. Thanks!

  132. Haley W. –

    Great for working on topic maintenance/turn taking. It provides my students with the structure they require at first. Thanks for all you do!

  133. Ange G. –

    A great resource that will be fantastic for working on social communication goals.

  134. Corey B. –

    Great for social skills groups!

  135. Leslie S. –

    Thanks so much!

  136. Margaret B. –

    I really like this activity because it reminds kids how important it is to ask questions in a conversation!

  137. Laree H. –

    I used this right away and it was so helpful for students to really think about taking turns in a conversation. I like how you broke down the types of responses students can give to the speaker.

  138. Amanda C. –

    Great activity for developing the concepts of comments and questions for conversation.

  139. Heather H. –

    We had so much fun with this game in two different social groups! Thank you!

  140. Mrs Speech –

    This is a great game to teach conversation skills. My students enjoyed it, especially when I let them make up their own topics.

  141. JENNIFER S. –

    Always love your products. This will be great with some of my students:)

  142. Ranae P. –

    Kids love playing the game and I get social language needs met!! Thank you!!

  143. Sara G. –

    Love using this with my social skills groups!

  144. Karen O. –

    Very useful for pragmatics – thank you!

  145. Bookish SLP –

    A fun game to work on pragmatic language skills

  146. Elizabeth J. –

    Thank you!

  147. Karen O’Driscoll –

    perfect for conversational skills

  148. Lori S. –

    Thanks

  149. Jenna W. –

    Wonderful product.

  150. Amanda P. –

    This has helped with generalizing topics we’ve discussed in social skills to a structured conversation – thanks for so many topics!

  151. Asheeka N. –

    Lovely resource.

  152. Speechzella –

    Thanks

  153. Karen A. –

    I appreciate this resource to use in class and to send home for family conversation “homework”. Many thanks.

  154. Nicole Bacigalupo –

    Wonderful

  155. Charmaine B. –

    Perfect for my groups!!

  156. Kaitlyn B. –

    Speech activities are very difficult for my students but they look forward to this game!

  157. Lynley C. –

    Love this. My kids like card games, and I can use this in a few different ways. Thanks!

  158. Jessica W. –

    This is a short, sweet little packet of conversation-starters appropriate for elementary aged students.

  159. Beth Stundon –

    Have not used yet but I think my students will love it!

  160. Glenetta B. –

    Awesome, hope it helps!

  161. JoLynn A. –

    Really practical–use it with students with social, fluency, and articulation/generalization.

  162. Breanna M. –

    Makes therapy so easy!

  163. Jaylyn G. –

    Thanks for sharing!!

  164. RUTH H. –

    Thank you! All of your products are so great! They are always easy to use and so versatile – I can always use them with different groups. Love it!

  165. Cindy Schmidt –

    Great resource and reminder for joining conversations !

  166. Karen Peel –

    I needed something like this for my pragmatics kids! Thanks!

  167. Tina H. –

    I’m always looking for more social language resources. Thanks for this one!

  168. Casey M. –

    Great for social skills groups

  169. Kathy L. –

    Thank you! This is just what I was looking for! I use it with a variety of students who have a variety of needs.

  170. Jennifer S. –

    Wonderful product. I am thankful for this product. The creativity is wonderful.

  171. Speech time –

    Great idea – I can use this with all of my students. Thanks very much

  172. Leah Bryant –

    Great

  173. Karina J. –

    Such a nice activity and so easy to use.

  174. Lisa G. –

    Great visuals and nice game format!

  175. Hannah A. –

    Great activity, especially for a sub day!

  176. jobeth bocock –

    awesome product

  177. Cotorro Communication Center –

    This is fabulous! Great work!

  178. Kristen B. –

    Absolutely love this! I have incorporated a red card for when the conversation goes off topic. Has worked well so far! Thank you!

  179. Melissa R. –

    Such a great tool to use with my students who struggle with holding a conversation or thinking of topics to talk to their peers about.

  180. Tracy R. –

    This is a simple game play that was also cost effective. I used with an elementary social language group in an autism program. My higher level students were the perfect target audience. Could be modified for multiple groups, depending on the amount of prompting you would like to provide. I feel it was worth the money and a good choice to add to my toolbox. Thank you!

  181. Sacia S. –

    Great convo game! Can’t wait to utilize it.

  182. Katherine L. –

    Looking forward to using.

  183. Megan C. –

    Awesome way to provide structure to conversation!

  184. Mrs Desai –

    Thank you for creating this resource!

  185. Victoria B. –

    I cannot rave enough about your materials. Always on point and so functional!! Thanks!

  186. Shari P. –

    Thank you for a fun activity!

  187. Bethany R. –

    Good product for topics.

  188. Heather O. –

    My clients got confused with playing the game, but they enjoyed the various topics that were provided. Great resource to build on communication skills!

  189. Amy H. –

    This will be a change from some of the articulation carryover activities that I typically use. Great idea!

  190. Sarah W. –

    Can’t wait to use with my students!

  191. Chris D. –

    This product was especially helpful with a particular family however I have used frequently since then for a number of goals and a variety of kids

  192. Laura V. –

    I have something similar to this from Super Duper, but this is nice because it is clean and simple and useful across a wider age range.

  193. Frances Wright –

    Great!

  194. Laura A. –

    great game to get beginners talking!

  195. Chelsea L. –

    Great product! Have a few students that this will be perfect for!

  196. HopeEllen P. –

    Easy to grab and go when you have kiddos who aren’t talkative, but have a conversation based goal!

  197. Stephanie W. –

    Love this!

  198. Meera S. –

    These are great. Thank you.

  199. Ashton D. –

    Great for using in my social skills groups!

  200. Lauren R. –

    I always need more conversation activities! Thanks!

  201. Mel’s Speech –

    Reminds me of “Topic Talk” but at not even a fraction of the price. Thank you so much!

  202. Amanda Champion –

    This was perfect for my AU social skill groups

  203. Amanda D. –

    I’m starting a breakfast discussion group with my teenage students, and I’m so excited to use this product to keep the discussion going! Thanks!

  204. Melissa M. –

    love this

  205. Jamie S. –

    Such a clever idea for therapy! It will help my students vary up their conversation skills.

  206. Amanda H. –

    I bought this on a whim in search of something I could use with a child working on conversational skills. Now I use it with all my social groups. It’s a great game but can also be modified to use in a number of different ways depending on a child’s level. I highly recommend!

  207. Brandy H. –

    This is perfect for teaching during social skills time. Thank you so much!

  208. The Speech Zone –

    I’m always looking for conversation activities that will lend to real life situations. This game is great! Thank you!

  209. Leeann I. –

    Fun way to have conversations and practice social skills including the turn taking asking/commenting and changing topics!

  210. Little Language Lab Speech Therapy –

    Helpful to get out of the “what’d you do over the weekend” rut ;).

  211. the spacey SPED teacher –

    This was exactly what I needed, it’s great!

  212. Ali W –

    Love it!

  213. Jennifer R. –

    I love to use these with my students that have pragmatic and social language goals.

  214. lori W. –

    Wonderful resource!

  215. Nadia P. –

    Super cute activity!

  216. Linda Rubin –

    Helpful, thank you!

  217. The Speech Smith –

    This will be great across so many targets! Thanks so much!

  218. Alyssa M. –

    LOVE the conversation cards.

  219. Special Ed Playbook –

    Thanks!

  220. Mary Rovnyak –

    Thank you

  221. Katherine M. –

    Great tool! Thanks!

  222. Rebecca J. –

    I like this activity for groups. I am always looking for more topic cards. The kids like that is in “game” format.

  223. Erin Mudie –

    thanks.

  224. Hilary H. –

    Exactly what I have been needing for one of my higher functioning autistic kids! Thanks for another fantastic product!

  225. Suzanne A. –

    So helpful! Thank you!

  226. Sherry C. –

    Cute game with good prompts and visuals!

  227. Miss Andrea’s Speech Store –

    A fun way to address conversational skills in groups.

  228. Stacie M. –

    This will be such a great way to practice conversation skills with some of my kiddos with this goal. I love your therapy tools, so I can’t wait to use it. Thank you!

  229. Marissa G. –

    I can’t wait to start using this with my social kids! This game is simple, yet so visual that it makes clear and straightforward for the students.

  230. lynn P. –

    Great help in therapy

  231. Maureen O. –

    Great, thanks!

  232. V G. –

    This is a great activity for conversation skills. I’ve got so many children who benefit from it – and it helps to generalise because it’s the natural next step from when I work on the skill in isolation. Thank you!

  233. Danielle H. –

    Just what I was looking for!

  234. Ashli G. –

    Great product! Thanks!

  235. Autism Grows –

    Great game!! Thanks!

  236. Catherine W. –

    THX

  237. Lauren M. –

    I love this conversation game! My social skills group that have been working on conversations have been using colored popsicle sticks to monitor their participation/topic maintenance and I love having another resource with concrete visuals. I’ve been able to get the students staying in conversations for more turns with your game. Thank you!

  238. Andria Miller –

    thanks!

  239. Jacqueline I. –

    This is simply a wonderful way to work efficiently on social conversation in fun way. THANKS>

  240. EVGENIA STEFANAKI –

    such a great game! everybody wants to play this!

  241. Buyer –

    I love this game and so do my students!! It is a great way to build conversation skills.

  242. Ipslp P. –

    Great activity! It was easy to customize to my needs and make longer or shorter games as well, or to use the topic cards in other ways, or the cue cards to help students remember to comment in other settings. Great!

  243. Emily D. –

    Perfect for those tricky to plan for pragmatic groups!

  244. Laura P. –

    Great materials!

  245. Hannah Kenny –

    Good prompt for social group.

  246. Catherine Cabral –

    Great resource!

  247. Kristi S. –

    Great for my social groups!

  248. Lindsay K. –

    Wonderful activities thank you

  249. Leah K. –

    This is great. Thank you!

  250. Lisa A. –

    thanks!

  251. Michelle K. –

    Great product, thank you!

  252. Erika H. –

    I used this last week during social skills. The kids loved the topics. While it can be difficult to have such a structured conversation (other kids want to share, add, make comments out of turn), it is important to break down the skill. I thought the instructions could use a bit more clarity (does the dealer put down cards when they’re responding to kids questions or comments? but I’m sure I’ll adapt as I go. Thank you!

  253. tammy W. –

    Thank you!!

  254. Tricia N. –

    I do a lot of varied age groups and I’ve used this with middle school and even high school. they all LOVED it. well done!

  255. Alevtina T. –

    Great useful product for social groups.

  256. Becky C. –

    A great 1:1 or group activity!

  257. Morreale’s Materials –

    Great for social group!

  258. Louanne Casini –

    Perfect activity for getting students to engage in turn taking and maintaining a conversation.

  259. Jessica S. –

    Great help in getting questions involved in conversation

  260. Ashley B. –

    This is a must have product if you’re working on conversation skills! Easy to prepare and use! Kids enjoyed it!

  261. SuAn B. –

    I love how structured this is. This is such a time saver. Thank you so much.

  262. HundySLP –

    really great for my social skills kiddos. thanks!

  263. Tatiana G. –

    Exactly what I was looking for, good stuff!

  264. Leah H. –

    My kids love this game!

  265. Layal N. –

    This is one of my favorite TPT products! The topics are fun and interesting for my kiddos. My students are able to expand conversation length when using this game. This is a great produce to use for any SLP who works on social skills.

  266. Ellen L. –

    This is a great game. I actually use it for my ELLs to promote conversation and practice vocabulary. Thanks!

  267. Katherine S. –

    I like that it provides a concrete framework for a tricky skill!

  268. Love Speech Language –

    Fun and motivating way to practice conversation skills.

  269. Emily S. –

    Such a help to my social skills group. Thank you!

  270. Patricia Harwick –

    great resource!

  271. Michelle W. –

    Thank you

  272. Lauren C. –

    Great product!

  273. Natalie J. –

    so nice to have a reasonably priced activity to do with my social skill kiddos! I have used this a lot! Thanks!

  274. Kimberly E. –

    I love how this game gives them topic ideas and also prompts them to occasionally ask a question too. So many times I hear kids, especially my students who qualify for social behavior (I’m a resource room teacher) respond to someone telling them something by adding their own comment, on topic but doesn’t acknowledge that they heard their peer or paid any attention to their comment. This also works since this group works with a coworker but I have to provide the work for them so it’s little to no prep on my part and I don’t have to come up with topics!

  275. Leigha S. –

    My students really enjoyed this! It helped my students to stay on-topic and really listen to what the other students had to say.

  276. Amy N. –

    Very simple but effective!

  277. Stephanie W. –

    Awesome materials! Very engaging and easy for my kids to use!

  278. Emily J. –

    Great product!

  279. Alexandra A. –

    I’m so excited to give this a try with some of my students!

  280. Gail C. –

    This is such a great resource! Thank you!

  281. Sarah P. –

    Great for my high school students with ASD

  282. Lauri P. –

    Always in need of social skills group work! Thank you!

  283. Justine Springs –

    Thank you for another great resource! I’ve loved using this with my social language students!

  284. S’more Speech Stuff –

    my students loved this! the visuals helped them so much

  285. Jennifer B. –

    Love it, thanks!

  286. Deborah Arroyo –

    thank you.

  287. Kiley S. –

    I have been looking for ways to target conversation skills with a few of my students, and this game is perfect. Can’t wait to use it more next year!

  288. Lisa F. –

    such a great product for my social skills students!

  289. Sarah K. –

    Great Resource!

  290. Jenna A. –

    thanks!

  291. Samantha P. –

    Great, thank you!

  292. Ashley B. –

    Thank you for making it for ALL ages! It is a great product!

  293. Lillian Cary –

    Love this product!

  294. Susan M. –

    An excellent addition to my growing treasure chest! Still very difficult for my two special ed kids because they have to think really hard to come up with more than one simple comment. Gets them planning and producing.

  295. Christina K. –

    I just purchased this today and have already used it with a couple of my clients. I absolutely LOVE this product. My clients had fun with it as well and we were able to effectively target their conversational skill goals in a fun and easy way!

  296. Rebecca D. –

    Can’t wait to use this!! Thanks

  297. Sydney P. –

    Perfect!

  298. Jacqueline W. –

    I can’t wait to use this in my classroom! Thank you!

  299. Paraskevi N. –

    Great product! I cannot wait to use this. Thank you!

  300. Emily M. –

    Looking forward to using this in combination with your social skills topic of the day cards. Thank you!

  301. stephanie R. –

    this is great!

  302. CAM speech –

    Fun way to work on conversation skills!

  303. Alyssa B. –

    I can’t even begin to tell you how much I LOVE this product! Getting some of my kiddos to actually talk and listen to each other has been so hard for me (and them). I can’t wait to try this game out! Thank you!

  304. Valarie C. –

    Excellent resource

  305. Santia S. –

    Not only do I love the simplicity of this product, but I’m even more excited by the fact that I can use visuals and elements from this product for home carryover. Thanks for creating and sharing!

  306. Kari O’Grady –

    Great idea!

  307. Megan K. –

    I love the visuals and variety of conversation topics. Thank you!

  308. AMY C. –

    Can’t wait to use this year!

  309. Kathryn R. –

    Wonderful product!

  310. Hannah M. –

    cant wait to use this in therapy!

  311. Jessica C. –

    I have several kiddos on my caseload who need to work on their conversations skills, and I think this resource is the perfect way to fade out supports and help them be more independent. Thank you!!

  312. Anna M. –

    thanks

  313. Laura S. –

    Engaging for students.

  314. Beth S. –

    These were great conversation starters for my social groups!! My younger and older elementary students really enjoyed the game! Thanks!

  315. Teeners Tweeners and the Great Beyond –

    Great support activity for my ASD group working on conversation skills!

  316. Sandy P. –

    This is a great tool with lots of age appropriate conversation ideas. It could easily be used for articulation carryover too! l love the versatility.

  317. Regina U. –

    Have used your products in the past (the WH question pack is amazing) and this product was just as terrific. The question/comment card are a great prompt and the suggested conversation topics are varied. Thanks.

  318. Rachael Wilcox –

    Love this game!

  319. Amanda C. –

    I’m excited to use this game with my social skills group! Thank you for always producing great resources!

  320. Melanie R. –

    Thank you!

  321. Marlie U. –

    So helpful for my ASD students!!!

  322. Priscilla L. –

    Great visual reminder for students who need that extra visual!

  323. Ali Suat O. –

    Great for little verbal ones..

  324. Alyssa K. –

    Can’t wait to start using it!

  325. Lindsey M. –

    My students loved this! Very engaging activity.

  326. Maryjoy G. –

    Nice for my middle school social skills group. No prep. Thank you!

  327. Kristin C. –

    This product is perfect for students with Autism

  328. Mrs W’s Speech Spot –

    I’m excited to use this produce in my intermediate autism classroom. I love that the game provides prompts for asking a question and making a comment to help teach those important conversational skills!

  329. Aubrey G. –

    Another tool for the social realm. Thank you!

  330. amy berger –

    Thanks

  331. Amy Curley –

    thank you!

  332. lmno slp –

    Just what I need to help structure some conversations in a fun way!

  333. Corie Mardeusz –

    This is the perfect edition to my social skills group!

  334. Danielle K. –

    Great for social skills groups! Love the visuals!

  335. Megan N. –

    I CANNOT wait to use this. It’s perfect for my social skills groups. Thank you!!

  336. Lisa B. –

    Perfect for my students!

  337. Yafit L. –

    great for groups

  338. Lindsay M. –

    I have used this product for joint social work/speech groups!

  339. Mary C. –

    This is a great game – the best of its kind that I have come across!

  340. Hillary S. –

    Love this product!!!

  341. Janice B. –

    This was exactly what I was looking for—so well thought out. I know this is going to be my go-to, thanks so much!!!!

  342. Aloha Speech –

    Love all your products! Can’t wait to use it.

  343. MissBogonis –

    great resource!

  344. tara F. –

    Cute game, great for groupwork

  345. Speech Learning Place –

    Good for social groups.

  346. Annarose F. –

    Love this!

  347. Virna Q. –

    Love it! Use it all the time!

  348. Rachel H. –

    Thank you!

  349. Anne B. –

    Great resource! Thanks

  350. Danielle T. –

    I’ve used this again and again over the years.

  351. Kristina D. –

    Great resource!

  352. The Speech Owl –

    This is great for my students needing help with social language and conversational skills.

  353. Molly H. –

    Like it!

  354. Peper’s Speech Place –

    Thanks!

  355. River City Speech –

    I really like how this game helps to structure a conversation and improve the back and forth so it’s not too one sided.

  356. David Head –

    Thanks again!

  357. KB’s SLP Store –

    Love it! Can’t wait to use it with all my social language students!

  358. Whitney D. –

    Love it!

  359. Elizabeth B. –

    I run a social skills group with 4th grade boys. If I have to talk about Mixels one more time…lol. Seriously, this game is perfect for what we’ve been targeting: conversational skills, not monopolizing the conversation, asking follow up questions and making comments that keep the conversation going. This is perfect!

  360. Kristian A. –

    I love the idea of this game!

  361. Just Speechin Around –

    Awesome social resource! Love all the topics you included!

  362. Kiwi Speech –

    I needed this for a very specific group and have ended up using it for so many of my groups. It’s a wonderful resource to target social and pragmatic skills, but we’ve also been using it to work on carryover of speech sounds or to practice language skills during those last few minutes of speech after our activity. On a completely technical note – I also love the way you have the cards laid out right next to each other with just that smidge of space between them. It makes laminating and cutting them so much more bearable!

  363. Theodora P. –

    Love it!

  364. Oodles of Goodies –

    The kids were having great discussions with these cards. Thank you!

  365. Sinead Finn Grace –

    Thank you

  366. Ashley B. –

    This was a helpful activity for conversation skills

  367. Kathrine O. –

    I can’t wait to use this in both small group and classroom wide activities!

  368. Advance SPOT –

    Thank you!

  369. Erin K. –

    Great support for students who have difficulty sharing the stage or responding appropriately during conversation.

  370. This Week In Speech –

    Thank you for this helpful resource! I’m happy with my purchase.

  371. harriet S. –

    Love the visual aspect to this important skill. Useful for all ages. even my teens with a little coaxing (-;

  372. Amanda S. –

    Great product

  373. Roberta Q. –

    Excellent!!!

  374. bethany F. –

    My social group loved this game. It helped to create a flow of normal conversation. The topic choices were great too!

  375. Olivia Bergman –

    Great for building awareness!

  376. Kaitlin W. –

    Love this game for my social skills groups

  377. AAC with Annie –

    Great visuals for students who need help having conversations! It’s so much easier to incorporate this game than trying to think of conversation prompts on the fly. 🙂

  378. Catherine J. –

    Great resource

  379. Jessie C. –

    Love

  380. Increasing Independence –

    Love it, thanks for your time in making this!

  381. Claire S. –

    love the game!

  382. Heather C. –

    Great resource! Thanks!

  383. Ashley W. –

    Perfect for social skills

  384. Jacqueline F. –

    Really like this product and so do my students!

  385. Martha Speech –

    This game was a great way to allow my students greater independence, instead of me prompting them every turn to add something to the conversation. The topics are great and accessible for a wide age range of students. It is something I will keep coming back to and is easy to add on to a session if we end a few minutes early! So grateful!!

  386. Colleen M. –

    I really like this resource, and every resource I’ve seen from this therapist! My students enjoyed this, too. You have a knack for breaking down skills, from the simplest to the most complex, in manageable steps for all levels. Thank you!

  387. Sunnie Speech –

    Such a great & easy game to use w/ the kiddos! Thank you!

  388. Helen C. –

    This game is wonderful for my students who are struggling to engage in conversation appropriately. I love the structure and the topics that are available. My students respond really well to these cards and are better able to distinguish “comments” vs. “questions” as a result.

  389. Marlee H. –

    Good conversation starters and great reinforcement game to get students to ask questions as well as make comments

  390. Katie D. –

    Awesome resource!

  391. Gift of Gabb –

    These are great for social skills groups. Thanks!

  392. Claire D. –

    Great game. One if my clients struggles to hold a conversation beyond a few turns yet he talked for several minutes about a new topic using this game.

  393. Kaitlyn N. –

    I just printed and laminated these! Can’t wait to use!

  394. Sara D. –

    Great to teach the turn taking for conversations.

  395. Jillian Paquet –

    Love!

  396. Emily D. –

    Great resource. Thank you!

  397. Patricia S. –

    LOVED this game. Topics are nicely phrased and it elicited more language content and interest than other “conversation starter” materials I’ve tried.

  398. Lauren Haddock –

    great resource!!

  399. The Authentic Analyst –

    Great resource to help one of my students increase his conversational skills!

  400. Jill E. –

    Love it!

  401. Matthew A. –

    Excellent resource. Thanks!

  402. Noah Tye –

    I love this game! It helps to remind the kids about commenting. Great work!

  403. Casey’s Counseling Corner –

    I used this during one of my classes to help the kids understand appropriate conversations, it was lovely! Thank you!

  404. Lauren B. –

    I always love all my products from Speech Musings! This one is another hit and helps provide the right visuals for students who struggle with their conversational skills. Excellent resource!

  405. Educator Ev –

    So helpful! Thank you for the time you put into this!

  406. Buyer –

    I loved it! The game is such a good way to have my students practicing their speaking skills. Thank you very much!

  407. Lindsay K. –

    This is a great game to help my students practice such an important skill.

  408. The Simple Speechie –

    Easy planning for social groups and my kids loved it! Thanks so much for a great product!

  409. Rachael P. –

    This activity has been great for my upper elementary students who struggle to maintain a conversation.

  410. Kelsey B. –

    I really like the range and creativity of these prompts. My students have fun with these while engaging in great communication skills practice!

  411. Mary C. –

    I used this activity with a 12:1:1 counseling group and it was great!

  412. Chloe Elizabeth SLP –

    Super fun! I also like sending the cards home with parents for homework!

  413. Damian R. –

    Fantastic resource. Great to promote listening to a conversation, staying on topic and asking and answering relevant questions and making comments.

  414. Kelly M. –

    It’s the perfect game for my social skills group!

  415. Lisa P. –

    Lots of great conversation topics that are relatable to their age groups!

  416. Ashley Kunz –

    Love this for homework

  417. Bethany C. –

    thanks!

  418. Heather F. –

    Fun, effective

  419. Silvia M. –

    Excellent source.

  420. maria D. –

    I saw this while at a workshop while I visited another school. I plan to use this with my 1st and 2nd graders ASAP!

  421. Charming Chinese –

    GREAT!~

  422. Jessica D. –

    Fun way to target conversational skills!

  423. Lindsey P. –

    Pragmatic language is the area that I feel I have the least amount of resources to support my instruction. Glad to have this game!

  424. mrsmoody –

    Great product! I have several kiddos that share a lot and have a great deal to say but struggle to ask questions. I can’t wait to use this!

  425. Erin P. –

    Great activity to supplement lessons!

  426. Elizabeth G. –

    So much fun and makes conversation/social groups less painful lol.

  427. Helen C. –

    Awesome product for articulation carryover and social language.

  428. Nicola B. –

    Loved the option for comments and questions and the possibility of extending beyond one conversational turn. Thank you

  429. Terre H. –

    Practical and fun.

  430. Karen K. –

    A fun and functional activity that addresses such an important skill. Great for mixed groups as well (articulation, fluency). Thank you

  431. Jennifer U. –

    The card game was great for my higher functioning students, and the topic cards were creative and varied enough to benefit a wider range of students as intraverbals questions or “tell me about” cards.

  432. Patricia J. –

    This is going to be awesome to use with my students.

  433. Ashley Saccoach –

    Great for quiet groups!

  434. Kaitlin F. –

    This is a great game with a nice variety of questions.

  435. Melissa B. –

    Great resource for social group!!

  436. The Calming Corner –

    This is a great resource for facilitating conversation. I love the comment/ask a question cards.

  437. Kayla SLP –

    Cute activity!

  438. Arianne D. –

    Great resource

  439. littlespeechthings –

    A great resource for my social groups

  440. Hannah V. –

    Used it with my middle school boys! It was great!

  441. Anna F. –

    This product is SO versatile, I had to get it (for such a great price too)! I separated out cards that I could use with adults and ones I could use with kids. Getting the most out of this! Love!!

  442. MySweetpeaSpeech –

    GREAT

  443. Sarah D. –

    This game is so fun! It’s great to see how much easier it gets for the kiddos over time.

  444. Audrey P. –

    Love these conversation starters. This has been a great addition to my speech collection. Targeting social abilities is great, but thinking of ways to make it more fun can be tough. This has made it more fun!

  445. Cassandra M. –

    Great resource- thank you!

  446. Christy D. –

    Great product!! Thank you!!

  447. Jenna G. –

    This is my new go to conversation game! I love it and keep it in my therapy bag at all times.

  448. Jessie S. –

    Thanks!

  449. Tessa F. –

    This has been great to for students who need practice asking questions and making comments in conversation.

  450. Leslie T. –

    I’ve used this several times, thank you!

  451. Abigayl Petermann –

    Super helpful and simple activity!

  452. Daisy Speech and Language –

    I will be using this resource a lot this fall! What fun conversation starters!

  453. Xuan Nguyen –

    This is helpful, thanks!

  454. Tess H. –

    Great product

  455. Maureen D. –

    really nice way to teach conversation skills to all ages.

  456. KP the SLP –

    Great product with engaging visuals to help students with basic conversation skills.

  457. Jennifer D. –

    Great product!

  458. Michelle N. –

    These are a fun resource to use to elicit open-ended get to know you questions!

  459. Ashley A. –

    I originally went to school to be a speech therapist and we had used cards like this in my program. Now that I am a school counselor, I can see that these are going to be so helpful my kiddos social skills! Great conversation game!

  460. Magdalys M. –

    Nice project.

  461. SimpleSpedResources –

    Great quality lots of fun!

  462. Natalya L. –

    Such a great resource!

  463. Christine D. –

    This is my “go to” for conversation goals!

  464. Sara C. –

    Great activity

  465. Jisoo Annice K. –

    For my social skills group

  466. SpeechRat –

    I love how versatile this game is and how the pictures are not too childish so that my younger high school students can even enjoy it! I can use this with articulation students to create structured conversation opportunities, students who are working on asking questions, and students with social language needs! Wonderful resource!

  467. Brooke J –

    My students loved this game. Very easy to use! Thanks.

  468. Rosaura I. –

    love this!

  469. Kaitlyn Berninger –

    Great resource with good conversation starters! Easy to use

  470. Sarah N. –

    I highly recommend these conversation cards. My kids love playing the game and also using them as topics with other tasks. As usual another great product from Speechy Musings

  471. Amanda H. –

    Truly an AMAZING resource! This is such a wonderful TPT store!!! 🙂

  472. Brianna S. –

    great@!

  473. Valerie N. –

    Fun game for my students working on social skills/thinking.

  474. Anna P. –

    My students love this game. It has been great to use with lower-level middle schoolers working on conversational goals.

  475. Nikki H. –

    Such a useful resource for working on conversation. It can be used across numerous age ranges.

  476. Leah M. –

    Thanks for creating great products!

  477. Speech Treehouse –

    Great game to work on conversational skills! Thank you!

  478. Lynn R. –

    Love this bundle. Very easily adjustable for differentiating of comprehension and reading levels.

  479. Shabashini L. –

    great for social skills

  480. Paul O. –

    really good resource

  481. Hannah C. –

    This is a great way to get kids talking during therapy!

  482. Kaydee B. –

    Love the variety of talking points.

  483. Annie C. –

    I needed this for my pragmatic kids. Thank you!

  484. Jenna B. –

    This targets so many skills! This was pretty challenging for my students, they needed lots of support to keep their comments on topic and ask questions that pertained to their peer’s comments. Great for targeting grammar skills as well.

  485. Carla Pensa –

    Great

  486. Sarah H. –

    Great game for my social language group

  487. Teri S. –

    A fun way to target my conversational goals in small groups!

  488. Kelly M. –

    Fun game for students working on conversation skills.

  489. Maria B. –

    Nice!

  490. Abby A. –

    Thanks!!

  491. Julia McCurdy –

    Great resource to practice convo rules.

  492. Julie I Murdoch –

    A great resource! Looking forward to doing this with my advisory group!

  493. Spectacular Social Skills –

    Thanks!

  494. Rachel Sawatzky –

    This has been a great activity for my adult aphasia group and my children’s literacy group, thank you!

  495. Sara W. –

    This has been a great resource to practice back-and-forth conversation with my students on the Autism spectrum. Thank you.

  496. Charlene G. –

    I love this product. My students love to play this game. Visuals are perfect for my students.

  497. Laura C. –

    Great for most of my groups! I love this

  498. Amy Leal –

    what a fun way to carryover learned skills!

  499. LaShaunda T. –

    My students enjoyed this activity.

  500. Rachel L. –

    I’m so excited to us me this with my social groups. I’ve been struggling to find a fun way to engage my students while also directly teaching conversation skills, and this is it!!

  501. Rachel Miller –

    Love it!!

  502. Melissa Maloney –

    This is great!!

  503. Candida K. –

    Love that I can use it with my middle school age!

  504. Linda Burgdorf –

    Thank you!!

  505. Ashley O –

    This has been so great for working on conversational skills with my social skills groups. Thank you!

  506. Amanda C. –

    This product is amazing for giving students more opportunities to ask questions and make comments to continue conversation without being as intrusive as I always feel during structured conversation activities. Thank you!

  507. Jenna R. –

    Thank you!

  508. Patricia H. –

    My social skills group loved this.

  509. Jessie M. –

    This has been a staple for conversational activities with my kiddo on the spectrum. He enjoys getting to pick his own and it keeps him engaged and involve in the activity. Thank you!

  510. Brittany F. –

    Great game to use with my kiddos who struggle with conversation!

  511. GEORJENNA G. –

    Great topics that create good conversation! Also love the prompts to ask questions or make a comment.

  512. Holly K. –

    Great resource!

  513. Carolyn S. –

    This has helped with my Social Language students.

  514. Beth Anne P. –

    Wow, what a fun and easy game to reinforce conversation skills. My students love playing this!

  515. The Play Counselor –

    I bought several product about conversation skills before purchasing this one. None of them really covered the topic very thoroughly, but this one does. I like the card game format to help students practice making comments or asking questions. I also feel like I don’t have to do a bunch of additional work (other than printing, cutting and laminating the cards) to be able to help the students understand the lesson I want to teach them. Thanks!

  516. Miss Ds Counseling Corner –

    Simple and easy to use!

  517. Jenna L. –

    This has been great to laminate and pull out when I need a quick activity!

  518. Ashley H. –

    A great resource for targeting conversational skills!

  519. Elizabeth G. –

    This was great for my kids

  520. Mary Elizabeth Y. –

    I really like that you provided visuals for supporting students in using conversational turn-taking skills. Great resource!

  521. Elissa Kaufman –

    Thank you!

  522. Shanna R. –

    Great!

  523. Amanda E. –

    Great!

  524. Justine L. –

    Awesome resource! Thank you so much!!

  525. Brianna L. –

    I like how easy this activity is to use and how well it targets conversation. I inherited a few kids who had conversation goals this year and this has been great for them!

  526. Kelsey O. –

    Great resource to help students think of different conversation topics.

  527. Catherine W. –

    Great visuals!

  528. The Babbling SLP –

    I see so much improvement with my kids! I have always fallen short in targeting conversational skills in therapy! This resource just opened up my world! Thanks!

  529. Stacy A. –

    Great resource! Thanks.

  530. Ashley M. –

    I love this game for targeting those tricky conversational skills in social groups! This product is multi-functional, I have even used this game when working on carryover of articulation and fluency strategies!

  531. Karlin G. –

    Thank you!!

  532. Elizabeth Stankiewicz –

    Topic conversation games can be either confusing or quite boring, but these topics you’ve chosen along with this unique game gets my kids really involved!

  533. Michelle B –

    Just what I was looking for. Thank you!

  534. The Busy Speech Mom –

    I love all of the products I purchase from speechy musings!

  535. Margaret W. –

    Love how many topics are available in the set to practice with! My students like the interesting topics and are eager to participate when the cards are presented like a game.

  536. King Speech Therapy –

    It’s been challenging to construct a productive, effective social skills group and this has been so helpful and fun to play! Thank you!

  537. Marie C. –

    A great game to help promote good conversation skills with the students who find this challenging. Thank you.

  538. Dennette V. –

    This was fun to use in my sessions.

  539. Erin R P. –

    Loved using this with my middle school and high school life skills class.

  540. Melissa B. –

    Thanks for the great resource!

  541. XINGRUI X. –

    Loved using this with my middle school and high school life skills class. A great activity for one of my students who comments but never asks questions. Thank you 🙂

  542. Johanna N. –

    This resource is great! Thank you!

  543. Tara S. –

    Such an engaging and functional resource for conversation skills! I love how it is in the form of a game so it feels a little less like work for the kids. Thanks!

  544. Erin S. –

    I just love all your products! Thank you so much!

  545. Nicole Lystne –

    I’m crazy about this resource! It’s such a smart way to target conversation skills, and I love how you can line up the question/comment cards to provide a visual representation of how long a conversation can be. It’s also great for those students who tend to speak for too long or for too much about themselves because the style of the game really requires them to share the conversation. I wanted to try the game with my students before printing in color and laminating, but this one is for sure getting the full color, extra durable treatment to use again and again.

  546. Nibra Robinson –

    Awesome resource! Thanks for sharing!

  547. Margaret Griesmer –

    This game works with my students just starting conversations, and with my more advanced students focusing on topic maintenance- very versatile!

  548. Jen H. –

    This resource has helped the children I work with. Helped them stayed on topic through conversations with other peers and teachers

  549. Jennifer P. –

    This is GREAT! Winner, winner, chicken dinner.

  550. Jessica C. –

    Such a great game! My students love it.

  551. Niamh W. –

    Great for small groups!

  552. Vicki R. –

    Thank you

  553. Special Ed Speech –

    Pragmatics are so much easier to target when it’s a game. This resource is fantastic!

  554. Laurel Schultz –

    I loved using this resource with my social skills kiddos! It’s a great way to practice the skills we’ve been practicing in a fun way.

  555. Krandall W. –

    Great resource, complete with topics and visual cues to support conversational skills.

  556. Lauren R. –

    Working on social skills benefits every group ! This is such a great resource to print out and laminate and easily have in those moments you feel that it would be a great day to work on social skills. Thanks for this!

  557. Jade M. –

    I am looking forward to using this game this week! It was just what I needed. Thank you!

  558. Jamie B. –

    I use this in counseling sessions with students (individuals and group sessions) – I love it! Helps kids with social skills as well as helps build rapport between counselor and student!

  559. Marie F. –

    Great for my social skill groups!

  560. Lauren C. –

    easy no prep activity.

  561. Words of Wisdom SLP –

    I have used this one so many times already! Thanks!

  562. Rebecca W. –

    This product has been so helpful for the kids on my caseload! Thank you!

  563. kirsten E. –

    Fantastic game that teaches communication. Very thought out and kids love it. Thank you!

  564. Lauren Magnavita –

    Awesome product!

  565. April K. –

    Great resource!

  566. Gina M. –

    This has been a great activity for my social groups!

  567. Pam S. –

    Thank you for a great resource!

  568. Rooted in Grace Resources –

    My kiddos LOVE this game. It’s so much more exciting than just having conversations!

  569. Corinna W. –

    Another great social skill activity.

  570. Kristin R. –

    Great for our social language students.

  571. Joy C. –

    This product has been a game-changer in my conversational groups. The “ask a question” and “make a comment” cards are so effective in helping my students recognize that they are expected to contribute to the topic at hand. Thanks for another practical and effective (and fun!) tool.

  572. Alanna P. –

    Haven’t had a chance to use this yet, but excited to start off the new school year with it. Creating connections in the school counseling environment is so important. Looking forward to using this in individual sessions and small groups.

  573. Susan S. –

    I love all of your products!! SO many uses for this resource. I appreciate that you always use an easy to read font and your visuals are always clear.

  574. Nicole G. –

    great product to teach and practice conversation skills

  575. Brittany H. –

    i use this for my social skills lesson for my autism program grades k-3 twice a week. great conversation starters

  576. Claire C. –

    Love this thanks!

  577. Kim M. –

    Loved this resource! Thanks!

  578. Sarah S. –

    This resource has been so helpful for my younger students. It’s a very visual and concrete way to demonstrate some conversation skills such as talking too much, not enough, not asking any questions, etc. I also love all the conversation topics included!

  579. Sarah C. –

    Great resource!!

  580. Lindsay M. –

    Wonderful!

  581. Leah W. –

    Great visuals. Very comprehensive topic choices.

  582. Hailey R. –

    Great for conversations 🙂 …I like to have my students pick 1 topic of their choice at the beginning of the session and see how many natural turns they can take without prompting.

  583. Hannah M. –

    Love that it mimics the flow of natural conversation.

  584. Stefani K. –

    Thank you for this great resource.

  585. Laura S. –

    great for my classroom

  586. Jody M. –

    Engaging activity for social skills, but also for carryover of other speech/language skills

  587. Karen B. –

    Great practice to send home for parents to work on conversation skills!

  588. Speceducator –

    this is wonderful

  589. Mrs Queen of Sped –

    This is perfect, thanks!

  590. Melanie M. –

    Great resource!

  591. Katharine R. –

    Wonderful resource!

  592. Carmen Claudio –

    Great activities for ELL Students

  593. Claire N. –

    looking forward to implementing these next term. thanks.

  594. Alice J. –

    My clients love this one. It’s well designed and easy to use.

  595. Sharon E. –

    Looking forward to using these with a couple of my high-functioning autism clients!

  596. Megan D. –

    Love love love this resource!

  597. Bre’ V. –

    This is just what I needed!

  598. Danielle Ferrone –

    Great resource to help kids get creative and make comments as opposed to them going around and always asking each other the same question. It helps build more natural conversation skills which is always a challenge

  599. Melissa G. –

    Great resource for my students on my middle school caseload!

  600. Carly D. –

    This has quickly become my favorite social game to play, especially with some of my middle school kids. What a great idea! Thank you.

  601. Ginnie G. –

    Can’t wait to use this with my social skills groups!

  602. Mary Allison D. –

    This is going to be SO helpful with my social skills and friendship groups!

  603. Lauren C. –

    I absolutely love this resource! It is great to have a lovely, structured way to teach conversation skills before generalising those skills. I have used this with so many students and I know that I will continue to use it.

  604. Alisha S. –

    Used this product A LOT in my social groups.

  605. Abby L. –

    A lot of fun! Thanks!

  606. H W. –

    Nice variety of conversation topics. Helpful, clear visuals for comments vs. questions.

  607. Katie C. –

    Great product to work on initiating and engaging in conversation.

  608. Jennifer M. –

    Targets so many social skills. Love it!

  609. Ms A’s Speech Room –

    These were perfect to get my little ones talking!

  610. Speech Made Simple –

    Great game to target social skills- love it! Thank you 🙂

  611. Kelli R. –

    thanks

  612. Alexandra Nellis –

    Love it!

  613. Lacee M. –

    It’s hard to find things that motivate students so I can’t wait to try this game out! I laminated it last night using 5 mil over card stock so I am ready to go!! Love all your social skills resources especially!

  614. Adventures in the ATC –

    Great resource!

  615. Shannon B. –

    Fun ideas for older students.

  616. Laurie J. –

    Awesome way to promote conversation skills.

  617. Rachel S. –

    Great for my speech therapy pragmatics groups!

  618. Lauren K. –

    I love having a way to target these skills in a new, fun way. The game structure makes it easy to target skills in a way that’s motivating to my students.

  619. Miss Becca SLP –

    Ahh – I love all of your products!! This is going to be such a great resource that we will use again and again!! Thank you!

  620. Charlotte F. –

    A wonderful resource to use for social language.

  621. Mindy D. –

    Thanks

  622. Kimberly A. –

    This activity is very easy to use and students love it! Great resource!

  623. Sarah Z. –

    So fun to use in my social groups!

  624. Marie P. –

    Love using this with my students!

  625. susan B. –

    Fun to use, the kids will enjoy this for sure

  626. Lydia S. –

    This is fantastic to facilitate conversation. My middle school students had a blast!!

  627. A H. –

    Great to use for getting to know students and for structured conversations!

  628. Kelly H. –

    The graphics are a tad childish for my middle schoolers, but so far they haven’t cared, especially when topics are chosen with a giant spinning wheel and back and forth turn-taking is tracked with light-up buttons.

  629. Bauman Speech –

    Love using these cards when targeting sounds at the conversation level! Also love to use them when getting to know a student! Great topics!

  630. Amy B. –

    I have been looking for a resource like this to use with my students that have trouble following appropriately in a conversation. Thank you!

  631. Lauren W. –

    Contains a variety of engaging topics to talk about. Thanks!

  632. Literacycritic –

    Just what I needed, thanks!

  633. Just the Good Stuff –

    Great topics for generating conversation!

  634. Megan M. –

    Thank you for making this resource – so much time has gone into this. Just what I needed!

  635. Alexandra Woolf –

    Great resource!

  636. Katharine P. –

    Love this resource!

  637. Christy talbot –

    thanks

  638. Carolyn H. –

    Great visuals and gives structure with social skills (example: make a comment)

  639. Courtney H. –

    This is great to use with my fluency students!

  640. Hannah M. –

    Great resource! Easy to use! Thanks!

  641. Kacie H. –

    Great resource for working on social skills.

  642. Jose R. –

    Great social skills resource!

  643. Karen S. –

    My group loved this resource! It really got them to keep a conversation going which can be a challenge.

  644. Megan S. –

    Can’t wait to use this as a grab N go resource.

  645. BrittanyGinkel –

    Great for starting conversations and building rapport with the students.

  646. Elise J. –

    This is a very simple, straightforward resource for practicing social communication skills. Excellent for use with my upper-elementary and middle school kids on the ASD spectrum – I was able to use it right away.

  647. Amy L. –

    Love this for my classroom!

  648. Sylvia R. –

    Works great for kids with selective mutism who need some help starting conversations in therapy.

  649. Tracey S. –

    Great product to use with social groups at elementary level.

  650. Alexis A. –

    This is one of my favorite materials to use!! My students love the conversation starters.

  651. Sally R. –

    I don’t think there is anything you make that I don’t love! You create resources that can be used across many populations, so I appreciate the versatility you offer in your products! Thank you!

  652. Michele H. –

    This is great!

  653. Megan S. –

    Really helpful resource for my students who are working on social skills, topic maintenance, and keeping the conversation going!

  654. Samantha R. –

    I use the conversation topic cards for when students come up with a topic they would like to talk about. I love that there are topics similar to each other because it creates opportunities for my students to really think about what they are conversing about!

  655. Speechy Travels –

    Thank you!

  656. Leah O. –

    Thank you!

  657. Andrea L –

    Thank you!

  658. MegaSuper ESL –

    I loved playing this game with my EL students. At first it was uncomfortable for them to have to structure their conversation, but as we played, they loosened up and did really well. It expanded their discourse and deepened the conversations they had with each other.

  659. Kelly P. –

    I have one student who is not particularly chatty. He really opened up when using these cards!

  660. MOLLEE Z. –

    Fun game to play with my Social Skills class.

  661. Rachel Z. –

    I have been looking for conversation cue cards forever! These are exactly what I wanted!! 🙂

  662. Angelica O. –

    I’m a school counselor and I’m working with some exceptionally shy students, trying to teach them conversation skills. This product is exactly what I was looking for! I love how low prep and perfect it is!

  663. Julie Graham –

    Thank you so much having this product when I needed it for a student. It worked very well with the student goals.

  664. Deb Nofziger-Miller –

    Awesome resource! Thank you!

  665. K B –

    Very helpful!

  666. Alessa K. –

    Thank you.

  667. Kelyn G. –

    This has been a great ice breaker for first sessions but also great for my kiddos who are very concrete and need that structure of what to say.

  668. Emily H. –

    I have used this for my articulation and social skills groups. I like that it breaks down the expectation while turning it into a fun game. Thank you!

  669. Sarah G. –

    This is great for my social skills groups

  670. Erin W. –

    A great edition to my social skills materials. Fun and engaging for my students. Thank you!

  671. Cathleen E. –

    Great!

  672. Jennifer C. –

    Thank you!

  673. Alyssa H. –

    Great resource!

  674. Dana B. –

    This is a great product for all my social language kiddos. There are a multitude of topics all of which are engaging and appropriate. I love the question/comment cards! It really helps as a nonverbal cue or a visual!

  675. Sarah V. –

    Great resource for my students

  676. Alexia W. –

    Looking forward to using this material! Thanks for sharing all of your creativity!

  677. Robin Bailey –

    Thank you for a great product.

  678. Steph’s Speech Store –

    Great activity! Thank you!!!

  679. Diana P. –

    Great resource!

  680. Slice of Speech –

    This is a great resource for helping students practice using different kinds of responses (questions and comments) in a conversational exchange. I’ve been using this with my self-contained high school students and they really enjoy it!

  681. Speechie franglais –

    Great little game! Thanks!

  682. Susan W. –

    I sometimes use this in the lunch room or in social groups. I like the visual to help students stay on topic.

  683. Nicole L. –

    This is a wonderful game – my kids who thrive on visual structure have done SO well with lengthening conversations!

  684. Sunny Sounds Speech Therapy –

    great resource

  685. Kim Reid –

    Great resource 🙂

  686. Joshua P. –

    Wonderful resource to increase functional communication skills

  687. Bethany R. –

    Love this game for targeting conversation skills!

  688. Christine F. –

    Great!

  689. Kids Connected –

    Great game!

  690. Emily Tate –

    My kids loved this! Fun way to practice these skills!

  691. Becky A. –

    My students loved the game format of this and loved the conversational practice with making a comment, asking a question etc

  692. Lorraine A. –

    Fun activity! Great resource.

  693. Garry C. –

    My students had lots of fun with this. There are hard topics that give them a chance to improve while mixing in easier topics to stop them from losing confidence. Very good product I think.

  694. Kelsey S. –

    Great resource to help students have a conversation!

  695. Rachel L. –

    Great resource!

  696. speech resources for kids –

    Great resource, thanks a mill 🙂

  697. Laura O. –

    Speechy Musings always has the best resources. My students enjoyed the conversation prompts.

  698. Stefanie H. –

    I used this resource with a child who had difficulty initiating and maintaining a conversation and it worked wonders! The visual cues helped him establish more independence and stay on topic.

  699. Ashley M. –

    My stuttering group enjoyed the topics.

  700. Sherly K. –

    Great resource!

  701. Jessica K. –

    So many great conversation starters and an engaging way to practice this important skill. Thank you!

  702. Lydia P. –

    Fun way to target conversational skills!

  703. Angela S. –

    Great for working on carryover and for targeting social language…love it!

  704. Talking Tails –

    I used this with a dice and the number we rolled was the topic we chose! It worked really well.

  705. Hayley V. –

    Very well put together!

  706. Stephanie M. –

    I laminated the cards and can hold them up to cue that the student needs to question or comment about the topic of conversation. Easy to use resource.

  707. Ronda L. –

    Consistent, quality resource!

  708. SpeakOut –

    Good resources. Thank you.

  709. Lindsey B. –

    This resource is great for home practice during school closure. It is very parent-friendly!

  710. Amanda D. –

    I would highly recommend this resource. Clearly put together and simple to use.

  711. Speech City –

    Really enjoyed using this game with my students. It provides a great variety of conversation topics and the blank conversation cards were also useful to come up with our own topics. Thank you!

  712. Emily R. –

    Amazing resource!

  713. Carly B. –

    great material

  714. Dalymar C. –

    Perfect for distance learning, thank you!

  715. VVVega –

    This was a great resource for me because I have students that really need help carrying on a conversation and this activity had a nice structure to prompt my students to take turns asking and answering questions. Thank you!!

  716. Amanda M M. –

    The structure of this is really nice for some of my kiddos that need a little more assistance carrying on a conversation.

  717. Silvia S. –

    This has been a fantastic resource to use with my ASD kids and it has been great seeing progress on conversation skills!

  718. Morin C. –

    Great resource!

  719. Veronica K. –

    Great conversation prompt for language skills.

  720. Megan B. –

    I really have enjoyed this resource! It has worked well in my social groups. I love that you can use the engaging topics, but that you can adapt to work with a variety of games.

  721. Kelly M. –

    Wonderful resource!

  722. John G. –

    Great Resource

  723. Danielle B. –

    So many students are working on social skills this year especially conversational skills. This game is great to work on these skills. It kept my students so engaged! They asked to play it in so many therapy sessions! Thank you for a great comprehensive resource!

  724. Terri H. –

    Great for facilitating expressive language!

  725. Shannon P. –

    A great social resource. It is also aged appropriately, as this game would be too advanced for younger learners. Thank you!

  726. The Target SLP –

    Great activity. Thank you!

  727. Kari Anne Y. –

    Great resource!

  728. Stacey C. –

    Such simple but effect resources! Love that you can just grab these and go!

  729. Jennie’s Speech Room –

    great!

  730. Natasha A. –

    Easy to use and engaging for students

  731. Monique Nemes –

    Love it!

  732. Adept AAC –

    Great game!

  733. Colleen D. –

    I love this no-prep resource! I used this all the time when face-to-face services were possible pre-COVID. I would love to see this as a digital resource or in Boom Card format so I am able to make it more engaging for distance learning.

  734. Colette O. –

    Helpful to support conversation skills and prompt ideas for conversation.

  735. Kassandra H. –

    This definitely helps facilitate back and forth conversation in my social groups. I use it a lot!

  736. michele H. –

    The game format of this resource has worked well in keeping my student’s engaged in the activitiy.

  737. SPED STARS –

    THis came as a great resource to use during social skills lunch bunch groups !

  738. Abigail P. –

    Awesome resource!

  739. Valerie K. –

    Great resource to work on conversation skills!! Love the visuals and structure provided in this activity!

  740. Farah Lyn G. –

    This has been a wonderful resource to use with students who struggle in asking questions and making a comment in conversation. Thank you!

  741. Alison R. –

    I used this both both social skills and children working on stuttering strategies

  742. Amy L. –

    Thank you!

  743. Hannah D. –

    My students have so much fun using this resource. They love that it is a game. It is interactive and engaging. My students have learned what a comment is and have had the opportunity to practice asking questions and commenting, without relying on one or the other.

  744. Kristen C –

    This was a great activity for my social skills students.

  745. Molly R. –

    I love this game to use with my students!

  746. Elizabeth R. –

    Fantastic product!

  747. Jessie Z. –

    great resource

  748. Jill B. –

    Nice resource for conversation starters or ice breakers for any type of small group session.

  749. annette H. –

    This resource is great for my withdrawal ESL group to start the lesson as a warm-up oral activity.
    They like the suspense element of what the next card on the deck will be about.
    I use this with many phases of students learning English so it is quite adaptable.

  750. Nicole H. –

    Great resource that I love when working with my kiddos who are working on conversation. I love how it cues them to make a comment, ask a question or do both and my kids love collecting the cards. Just never stop producing Speechy Musings 🙂 Thanks for the great resource!

  751. sally C. –

    looking forward to using this in teletherapy.

  752. Denise H. –

    My students love these materials. Great visual cues for social language. Will be using these materials while distance learning.

  753. Alicia F. –

    My students were very engaged in this activity.

  754. Ashlyn Bowyer –

    Great resource!

  755. Brooke Quinn –

    good product

  756. Ailyn Z. –

    Super awesome visual cues for my kiddos. Great for targeting conversations!

  757. Patricia T. –

    I love using this at the beginning of my sessions to get my kiddos engaged and having an unstructured conversation. It really gets them to expand their utterances and gives us a nice flow to how we start our session. Also, love that they’re small enough for me to take with me anywhere!

  758. Carlee C. –

    This game is a lot of fun and targets conversational skills well. My students enjoy it!

  759. Cameron R. –

    Perfect way to incorporate social skills into a game!

  760. Cristina H. –

    The kids liked playing this game!

  761. Lauren P. –

    I loved the topics covered in this game.

  762. Danielle D. –

    Thank you

  763. Kaitlin C. –

    Great way to get students talking!

  764. Shannon W. –

    it’s a great resources, thanks!

  765. Amanda P. –

    Used as a fun game day to get the students talking to each other!

  766. Cassidy G. –

    Thank you for this resource! Looking forward to when I can use it in person as well!

  767. grayoakscreative –

    I’m using this in my social skills group at the high school. So great!

  768. Taylor-Marie H. –

    great product

  769. LearnPlaySpeech –

    My student’s love this resource!

  770. Heather Kava –

    This is a very fun and well-designed game for my first and second grade students on the autism spectrum. these children are struggling with social skills and what it means to stay on topic even if it is not preferred, and this game teaches them the difference between comments and questions and they get to experience what that’s like with a variety of topic cards. not to mention being a card game it is fun and engaging!

  771. Shayna Nelson –

    Great visuals for commenting and asking questions in conversation, something that my students struggle with. This helps teach them how to keep the conversation flowing, even if it is not a preferred topic.

  772. Olivia I. –

    I am SO glad I have a conversation game for my social pragmatic kiddos! It’s engaging, fun, and a joy to play!

  773. Jennifer C. –

    This is a great game to help start a conversation as well as keeping the conversation going.

  774. Marisa C. –

    This was a great resource to engage my students in conversation during therapy!

  775. Kelsey B. –

    Great game to get students talking.

  776. kelley L. –

    Great Resource for practicing conversational skills!!

  777. Brittney P. –

    Easy to use game! Love to use this with students working on improving their social skills.

  778. Sallyann M. –

    These are an awesome no-prep item for a “lazy day” where I just don’t have time to lesson plan. We pull out these cards and just relax and discuss, while being able to target language, social, and even articulation goals.

  779. Kathie C. –

    My students enjoyed using this resource and it yielded great results.

  780. That Speech Character –

    Love this!

  781. Tiny Wisdom –

    Great resource for distance learning!

  782. Bernadette M. –

    It was a great tool to use during distant learning.

  783. Jones Speech –

    awesome!

  784. Karen B. –

    Fun activity! Really my students learn the difference between asking questions and making comments.

  785. Lara D. –

    Great resource, thanks.

  786. Jeanette H. –

    Easy to use! Thank you.

  787. Emmy J. –

    This game has been great to use with my older students who are working on conversational skills! It is easy to use and is engaging for the students.

  788. Elissa R. –

    Thanks!

  789. Carolynne P. –

    Sent home with a family and they loved it!

  790. Mackenzie Saenz –

    Great resource! I’ve used with my social skills group but could also use w/ artic carryover and mixed groups!

  791. Katie’s Speech Cave –

    Always looking for a good new conversation game – love this one

  792. Whitney H. –

    My students enjoyed this resource! They couldn’t stop talking, lol. I enjoyed all of the different topics. Great game.

  793. Leslie P. –

    This was an awesome game to use at the beginning of the year to judge where my students were. My students thought we were just playing a card game 🙂

  794. PAMELA W. –

    This is a nice way for my MS students on the autism spectrum to practice conversation skills.

  795. Taylor P. –

    Great!

  796. Nicole M. –

    Great resource as always!

  797. Nicole C. –

    The cards worked great with a 2nd grader who is working on maintaining appropriate conversations, especially when she is not interested in a topic.

  798. Maxine S. –

    The kids really enjoy these conversation starters!

  799. D Bilingual SLP –

    Good tool that can be used in different ways, i.e., during games or in group conversation. I wish the images were a little less childish, but otherwise awesome resource.

  800. Shared Joy Speech and Language –

    A super unique and awesome pragmatics activity! Thank you!

  801. ES Counseling –

    Great resource!

  802. Anne Y. –

    My students needed a lot of support initially, but the visuals were very helpful.

  803. Amy H. –

    Perfect resource to get conversations started and to target topic maintenence.

  804. Kaitlyn S. –

    Very satisfied with this resource. I like how it does facilitate a natural conversation and draws the students attention to questions vs. comments. Great material to have in my toolbox. Thank you!

  805. Sophia D. –

    Love this activity. I originally bought it for in-person learning, but was able to adapt it and still use it during virtual learning. Love the all the prompts.

  806. Ellen P. –

    Fun conversation game!

  807. Pyzza Speech Therapy –

    What a fun way to work on conversation skills! I have to figure out how to adapt this for virtual learning, but overall it’s great for some of the students on my caseload!

  808. Jennifer M. –

    Great tool for expanding conversation skills while engaging students in a fun way.

  809. Val M. –

    This is a wonderful resource to break down the parts of a conversation into a game. This works in one on one sessions, as I do not have to give verbal prompts when trying to have conversations. We use the cards and it helps with the flow. Thank you so much!

  810. HometownSLP –

    This resource is AMAZING for providing visuals for conversation skills. It helps my students differentiate between questions and comments and provides variety in our conversation lessons. Amazing resouce!

  811. Lori V. –

    Great conversation starter!

  812. Mary G. –

    Awesome resource thanks for sharing!

  813. mel T. –

    Great activity!! Thank you

  814. Jennifer A. –

    Love this material for teaching conversation skills! It’s even great for my older kids who are severely impacted by Autism!

  815. Julie S. –

    Exactly what I needed for working on maintaining a conversation!

  816. Haeleigh R. –

    I’ve only had this resource for a week but it’s been great for practicing conversation skills after learning a new social communication concept!

  817. Kayla Megan –

    My students were so engaged while playing this game!

  818. Tiffany H. –

    This was a fun game! Really got my students talking to each other.

  819. Gabrielle E. –

    This has been great for my students working on social skills! It challenges them to respond to different scenarios in different ways!

  820. Lesley M. –

    I love the visuals included in this game! I can use it with all my students – they could all use some practice with conversations, even if they aren’t specifically targeting them on their treatment plans.

  821. Margo Simmons –

    Great game to target conversation skills!

  822. Joanna S. –

    Really useful resource

  823. CAROLYN G. –

    Such a great resource. The visual cues on the cards for making a comment and/or asking a question helped in reducing the number of verbal prompts I usually have to give.

  824. Morgan Allgeier –

    My students really had a good time with this resource. It gave them a chance to socialize since we have been talking about how important it is to have social interaction. It has helped them practice how to talk and response to people.

  825. Elisabeth W. –

    I love this resource! It is great to work on conversation skills.

  826. Karen S. –

    Love the variety of conversational topics! The pictures are colorful and engaging for students.

  827. Melissa S. –

    great resource!

  828. Kristie G. –

    Great resource with great visuals for children to recall during conversations

  829. Lynne B. –

    I think this is a great resource for building on conversational skills. Some of my students with greater difficulties needed some extra support as it can be a bit complex understanding the rules (i.e., which card to put down), but they still had fun!

  830. Claire T. –

    Great resource for turn taking!

  831. Amy Schramm –

    This was a perfect game to use to teach my students the social skill of having a conversation. They loved it so much that they didn’t want to go outside for recess! Thank you!

  832. Jordyn S. –

    A fun and engaging way to work on conversation skills. Thank you!

  833. Learning with Livy –

    Great game for social skills!

  834. Nicole E. –

    This worked very well as a teaching tool for conversational rules as well as visual during practice. Very happy to have this resource!

  835. Brianna B. –

    This set of conversation starters was helpful with it’s variety of topics covered, questions posed, and especially for the visual cards you can use to support and scaffold a conversation for your students by clueing them in to when they should ask a question or make a comment as appropriate.

  836. Samantha F. –

    My kids loved this! An easy way to get things started with them!

  837. Cathryn H. –

    Easy to use and implement, would also be great to leave for emergency sub plans.

  838. Lorraine T. –

    This is great for use with 2nd and 3rd graders with ASD who need explicit instruction and lots of practice with having conversations. Lots of great conversation topic cards, something for almost every interest!

  839. Betsey McIntyre –

    Use this with a specific student to work on social skills.

  840. Stephanie P. –

    The resource gave the student many different topics to talk about. The visuals also helped my student.

  841. Lauren B. –

    Great game to get us practicing conversations in a different way!

  842. Dorothy C. –

    I use this game as a quick warm up during social skills groups. It helps to get students talking.

  843. Speechie85 –

    My students enjoyed the conversation options, they thought some were quite silly. It was a great way to practice different communication techniques.

  844. Laura A. –

    Great resource for my ASD group! The comment and question visuals helped each of them add to the conversation. The topics are interesting for young students!

  845. The Studying SLP –

    Fantastic product that all of my clients love. A super great tool to get conversations started and ice breaker even. Would definitely recommend it!

  846. Julia P. –

    Great resource – any resource I don’t have to create is helpful!

  847. KAYLEE H. –

    great for patients on the spectrum!

  848. Alicia O. –

    My students love this resource

  849. Jennifer S. –

    Fun conversation topics.

  850. Angela S. –

    Great convo starters!

  851. Ellyn D. –

    A great resource for students who need explicit instruction to learn and engage in reciprocal conversation.
    It’s always more motivating when it’s incorporated into a competitive game!

  852. Miss B for Behavior –

    This was really fun to play with my students adn they liked it. Great for practicing conversations!

  853. Zee P. –

    Great resource!

  854. Tracy R. –

    Loved these prompts! kept the conversation going!

  855. Eileen C. –

    Love it!

  856. Susan S. –

    Fantastic!

  857. iLoveSLP –

    Great product!

  858. ABAmy –

    This game helped my student immensely! With these cards it made learning more fun and as an added bonus, it provides him with that visual cue to respond that is oh so crucial for lots of my learners with Autism. Will be using this over and over with clients! Thank you!

  859. Heather C. –

    Fun interactive activity to work on conversational skills.

  860. MaryKathleen Young –

    This resource is nice because it provides us with topics and visual cues that assist the non/low readers. I like the blue question/comment cards as well. I used sticky notes prior to buying this and this is more engaging and organized. My students enjoyed selecting cards from the decks. I added an eye contact and questions words on the board for the children to refer to, as some children overuse “what….?” or “when…..?” The extra visual supports helped them engage more appropriately so they are reminded to face the group when others are talking or the child is speaking as they tend to look at me (the SLP) and I stand there and point to the group. Overall it is beneficial to have this to speed up the conversational shifting. Thank you.

  861. Alessia N. –

    This is a wonderful turn-taking game to work on so many social skills goals! Eye contact, acting interested, body language and of course keeping on topic. Thank you for this wonderful resource!

  862. Kalie B. –

    Great activity for increasing student’s pragmatic language skills!

  863. Chelsea W. –

    My social skills group loved this activity! Great way to practice turn taking, eye contact, and body language. Thanks for the great resource!

  864. Fade The Prompt –

    This resource was easy to prep and is always great to have on hand during a session.

  865. Amanda S. –

    Great resource to support social-emotional learning.

  866. kelsey A. –

    I adapted this game slightly as my students found it a little confusing. Overall I liked the concept

  867. Andrea L. –

    This was great to add to my resources for special needs middle school and high schoolers with social communication goals. I am always looking for reasonably priced materials for these students.

  868. Dorian Sobel –

    Another great resource from Speechy Musings!

  869. Claire J. –

    I always find it difficult to come up with unique conversation starters for my students, so this was easy to refer to and they could read and see pictures. My students would then visually be able to see whether or not they asked questions and/or make comments.

  870. Susan R. –

    Great versatile resource not only for social skills, but also for speech sounds at conversation level.

  871. Eliza W. –

    This resource is comprehensive and user-friendly. My clients were highly engaged when using this 🙂 Highly recommend this!

  872. Macie D. –

    Love this resource! thank you!

  873. Amanda M. –

    Great way to work on conversation skills. My students enjoyed this resource.

  874. Kylie D. –

    Very satisfied!

  875. Joan T. –

    I was able to use this with many small groups of different grade levels and they all enjoyed it.

  876. Kathleen L. –

    This has been a great resource to use with students to work on conversation skills. It is clear and user friendly. I am happy with the conversation topics posed. Great resource!

  877. Isabel V. –

    I really love this resource for working on conversation skills. It’s versatile so can be used to target other goals too by giving easy conversation prompts and topics. I have used this with adults, teenagers and children with disabilities and I have adapted it when needed to make it more simple. Overall a great resource that saves you time.

  878. Rachel B. –

    Great resource to use with my social skills groups

  879. Katie G. –

    Great resource to work on conversation skills!

  880. Laura Moyer –

    Love this! A go-to resource for scaffolding conversation skills. Kids enjoy the “game” format while actually practicing very important skills.

  881. Brooke P. –

    This game gave multiple opportunities for some of my quiet kiddos to share with their peers in a low pressure way. The teachers and paras in the room also played and modeled appropriate responses.

  882. Shelby the SLP –

    this is awesome! thank you! used for pragmatic language, building rapport, fluency, etc!

  883. Samantha B. –

    Excellent resource!

  884. Jill K. –

    These are great. I don’t play the game how it is intended, but when is it not helpful to have conversation starters on hand?

  885. Tyler B –

    So much fun! My students love it!

  886. kim H. –

    Great for social skills goals

  887. Jennifer B. –

    Great resource with a variety of topics to choose from.

  888. Isabella K. –

    This resource has been great. I’ve been looking for a social skills activity that is engaging and has natural prompts. This keeps my students engaged and promotes initiation.

  889. sara D. –

    Students enjoyed this game!

  890. Stephanie L. –

    Fun way to teach and practice conversation skills!

  891. Erin P. –

    Great resource!

  892. Colleen M. –

    Great for my older kids.

  893. Jamie B. –

    Very helpful! I liked the variety of subjects.

  894. Rebecca B. –

    This resource has been fantastic to use with my social skills clients. It is such an easy no-prep way to practice conversation starters. I have used it nearly every day since purchasing it.

  895. Mieke D. –

    This resource is great for so many goals. It is great to use for a variety of goals, from social communication, to stuttering, to articulation, you name it. Such a versatile resource!

  896. Allison Baker –

    great resource!

  897. Douglas B. –

    Great resource!

  898. Theresa P. –

    Great way to engage my student into a conversation. I love using this!

  899. Kelly G. –

    I enjoyed this with my students, it definitely challenged them.

  900. Alyssa H. –

    Awesome resource!

  901. Valerie M. –

    This resource is great for many goals. I used with social communication, stuttering, and articulation.

  902. ThelmaJean G. –

    Perfect practice

  903. Ericka E S. –

    I love this resource for stimulating conversation.

  904. Tawni J. –

    I love this resource. It was quick and easy for me to prep and a nice go-to to mix up conversation in therapy.

  905. Hollie M. –

    Great resource! The kids found it motivating!

  906. Autumn P. –

    These cards are simple conversation starters but I found them helpful for students who have trouble connecting with others.

  907. Vanessa H. –

    This was a great way to engage my clients—especially those who are a little more soft-spoken and reserved. Thank you!

  908. Abigail H. –

    Utilized this for therapy sessions with my junior high students who have difficulty with conversation rules. They seemed to enjoy it and it was something different to do during therapy.

  909. Taryn B. –

    I like the conversation starters and how many options there are to choose from. Lots of opportunity for speaking and using language in conversations

  910. RARE ABA –

    This is such a fun game for practicing our conversation skills.

  911. sydney lindsey –

    Great and easy product to use; adaptable for a variety of use with students from mild to moderate range of severities.

  912. Christine C. –

    My students enjoyed this game.

  913. Linda Z. –

    Great SEL resource.

  914. Shelley B. –

    This was a great resource!! Quick and easy to use!

  915. Nichole H. –

    Fun game for practicing those conversational skills!

  916. Allison R. –

    My students liked the conversation starters.

  917. Colleen D. –

    I am always on the lookout for social skills lessons. This one was easy to use and effective.

  918. Jen B the SLP –

    love love love this fun game to keep a conversation going while making it fun and easy to follow for my caseload

  919. Emily I. –

    This is a fun, easy to use activity. My students enjoyed it and there were so many different conversations that we had just from this resource.

  920. Angela R. –

    Fun way to practice social language skills.

  921. Caitlin J. –

    This was really helpful for my students in knowing the rules of conversation.

  922. Brooke B. –

    I love this resource!! It is a great way to work on conversational turn taking skills in a concrete and “fun/game” way!!

  923. Meghan C. –

    Great resource for online social groups

  924. Suzanne Clark –

    Great product

  925. SLP to go –

    Used this with my older students practicing conversation skills/ life skills. Fun game to play, especially in the beginning of the year.

  926. Ciera K. –

    Fun game

  927. From Little Acorns –

    The set has a really good variety of questions with some differing levels of difficulty to make ideal for a mixed group. I loved the cue cards for comments/questions, as this is something we’re always prompting for.

  928. Janet M. –

    Good for engaging reluctant students. Nice springboards for discussion.

  929. Casey O. –

    LOVE this!

  930. Valeri D. –

    This really helped my students with conversation ideas!

  931. Speech Mom –

    I’m a speech therapist in a Junior High Public School and I used this with my students who have difficulty with social skills. It was a fun activity for practicing conversation. They were able to practice initiating conversation, turn taking, topic maintenance, making good comments and asking good questions. It’s a fun resource and does what it is supposed to do.

  932. Michelle Y. –

    This is a fun, easy to use activity. My students enjoyed it and there were so many different conversations that we had just from this resource.

  933. Sarah B. –

    I found that these were a good resource for a new bunch of kids to get to know each other. I also find they are a good idea to get kids to think about conversation and how they can keep this going. It is good for questioning and social skills.

  934. The ABA Resource Room –

    This is a perfect social skills game for my small group! I love having this activity to open my group with – it’s been a big help! Thank you so much for creating and sharing!

  935. Malissa M. –

    Great Resource!

  936. Pamela V. –

    I liked using these for working on conversational skills and teaching the difference between a comment and a question. I paired the cards with a board game.

  937. Catherine B. –

    I love this resource to practice conversation skills. I’ve used this in my elementary and high school cross categorical classes. We use it over and over to practice comments and questions. It is a great visual to help them understand what back and forth conversation should look like.

  938. Mei and You –

    The visuals on these cards are so helpful to remind my kids of the different parts of a conversation! The topic ideas are fun and engaging, too. Thanks for this resource!

  939. Lindsay M. –

    This was fun

  940. Taste Buds –

    Provides great visuals and structure for students learning to create and maintain conversations.

  941. Kristie G. –

    It is nice to have another resource in my collection to assist in conversation skills. I recommend this product /game for those who just struggle to carry simple conversations.

  942. Ellen Zerafa –

    Great!

  943. Annette P. –

    I have been using this product for a few years now in speech therapy, and like all things from Speech Musings, it is a total winner! Can’t recommend enough.

  944. Lisa A. –

    An engaging way to teach and visualise aspects of conversation with students!

  945. Kharyl B. –

    I love how it helps provide some structure in targeting conversation skills.

  946. Ms Ryan SLP –

    Great for my pragmatic language kiddos who need that extra boost!

  947. Nicole H. –

    This resource has been great for keeping my students engaged during our sessions!! Thank you!

  948. Kerry H. –

    My junior high social group used this game to practice basic conversation skills with a focus on topic maintenance and asking questions to maintain a conversation. It took a few games for the students to really get the hang of it but the concrete visual supports really helped students. I also really liked that difficulty level could be modified depending on the student’s needs: making one comment, asking one question, making 2 comments/questions, asking a question then making a comment during the same turn. Great resource!

  949. Charlotte D. –

    This has been a great resource for my students with Autism. It really helps with their conversation skills.

  950. Allison S. –

    These were great for my emerging speakers with ASD. It was great in teaching them the give and take of a normal conversation.

  951. Laura G SLP –

    This is a great resource for working on conversation and social skills. Good topic cards, and highly visual for students who need visual support.

  952. TheSpeechSpace –

    This is a fun way to work on conversation. I enjoy the visuals paired with the topics!

  953. Connect2Teach –

    Great resource!

  954. Reanne Sacchetti –

    Thank you great resource.

  955. Ms Voshell’s Classroom –

    This game got my kids talking and discussing! Loved it!

  956. Melissa M. –

    Great resource !

  957. Sharpie’s Classroom Creations –

    Great resource for my SPED students.

  958. Chit Chat Corner –

    Great resource for kids with social weaknesses! They enjoyed the game!

  959. Elizabeth Davis –

    I like the choices of conversation topics.

  960. Kira F. –

    This was a great resource to get some of my hesitant or shy kids talking and engaging in conversation!

  961. Kim B. –

    Great visuals and topic ideas to have in my rotation to practice conversation skills. Thank you!

  962. Jenny S. –

    Great, well organized visuals!

  963. Stacy V. –

    Great for small group counseling social skills!

  964. Emily R. –

    Great resource for practicing conversational skills!

  965. Kacey V. –

    My students love this resource! I love that I can use it for every single child on my caseload, from articulation, language, fluency, etc.

  966. Lauren U. –

    Wonderful, thank you!

  967. Denny M. –

    Great questions to use with small group or individual

  968. Emily N. –

    So great!

  969. Crystal S. –

    I love this conversation skills game. I have used it with children that are in GE classes to children with mod-severe disabilities. I have also used this with children from Kindergarten-12 grade. It targets social skills, fluency, and can also be used as a getting to know you ice breaker.

  970. Sarah N. –

    Great resource!

  971. The Kinder Speech Teacher –

    Exactly what I was looking for.

  972. Mikayla Hutchings –

    Great resource- the students who I have played this with have loved it! The topics are great too.

  973. Caitlin J. –

    This resource is a very engaging way to target conversation skills with students!

  974. Ashley B. –

    Love it!

  975. Sara T. –

    Great resource for conversational skills

  976. Amanda M. –

    Great resource!

  977. Graceful Speech –

    Dream, no prep product for targeting conversations! Thank you!

  978. Rebecca B. –

    Just what I was looking for! Great resource!

  979. Kimmy D –

    Students enjoyed this.

  980. Amanda R. –

    Great resource!

  981. Michael D. –

    These cards are so useful and handy in my Special Education classroom! Great purchase!

  982. CreativelyTeaching –

    This gets my ELL learners talking in full sentences and I absolutely love it!

  983. Specially Jada –

    My students loved this!

  984. Beth M. –

    This versatile conversation game worked well as a get to know you activity for the beginning of the school, as well as practicing conversation skills with my students on the spectrum.

  985. Ali Dee –

    GREAT

  986. Gemma C. –

    Used this with my older clients for therapeutic time and to work on social goals. Great resource to help make sessions more fun and yet structured. Thanks!

  987. Susana Cordeiro V. –

    Very engaging

  988. Michelle I. –

    While I appreciate the structure of this resource in teaching conversational skills, I found the actual conversation produced during the game to lack flow. Students often got stuck on giving the response indicated on their direction card without attending to the broader social cues (e.g., asking a question when a comment would have been more appropriate before asking a question). The additional support needed to respond appropriately only interrupted flow further. The topic cards are great and I will continue to use those in my sessions but there is room for improvement with the game concept :).

  989. Amanda S. –

    Fun way to break the ice and get my older students talking in group.

  990. Elementary One Stop Shop –

    This is a great activity to practice communication skills!

  991. Kelli H. –

    Great, easy game for kids to practice conversational skills

  992. Julie B. –

    Great resource to get my kids started!

  993. Sydney S. –

    I used this to structure conversation between the students while I took language samples. Great resource with visuals so I can not worry about keeping the conversation going and still get good data.

  994. Austin K. –

    Awesome game for teaching social skills! Lots of different topic cards which I LOVE! Great resource!

  995. Emily W. –

    Super engaging and can be easily modified!

  996. sophie S. –

    Perfect for teaching topic maintenance, back and forth communication and teaching the difference between asking questions vs making comments ,

  997. Abriana C. –

    Great for rapport building and very group friendly. Does require a lot of laminating if you choose to go that route!

  998. Andiland –

    My student did not speak, but I do love the prompts included in this resource.

  999. Esther C. –

    This resource is great for targeting conversation skills and working towards artic conversation carryover!

  1000. Lara H. –

    This is a fun resource to teach students with lagging social and communication skills the important art of having and holding a mutual conversation..

  1001. Angie M. –

    This has been very popular with my social skills group. They love the topics, and I appreciate the visuals for taking part in a conversation. I have used this many times already!

  1002. Danielle Winkler –

    fun game with tons of conversation topics

  1003. Kara S. –

    Very helpful resource! Thank you!

  1004. Taryn K. –

    Super satisfied with this resource. Thank you so much!

  1005. Lindsay T. –

    My students benefited from this resource.

  1006. Rachel F. –

    Great activity for a “get to know you” but also great for targeting structured conversation in a more natural “game” way

  1007. Shelby Downs –

    I used this with a few students with autism to visually guide the elements of a conversation. If they got off topic I could just point to the card and remind them. They also enjoyed choosing their own card and conversation topic!

  1008. Kathleen H. –

    Great to have on hand for any conversational speech prompting needs. I often use conversation cards to measure carryover of articulation and fluency. These prompts can easily be modified to support neurodiversity-affirming groups.

  1009. Kayla S. –

    I love this for morning work! It is a great way to get conversation going

  1010. Lisa Jeziorski –

    I love these cards as a game or just stand alone to grab quickly for conversation starters. Great questions!

  1011. Teaching with Timmerman –

    So much fun!! I used this in my social skills class it was a great brain break!

  1012. Shyla H. –

    Loved the ideas given for this product. I have used it a few times now with my autism population and have had great feedback from it. The visuals are so helpful for my students who need just a little more push.

  1013. Denise P. –

    I’m so thankful that I follow this store! A nice go-to activity to teach conversational skills!

  1014. Tania W. –

    Great conversation game to use with my students. Thank you

  1015. Rachel P. –

    Great resource! I have used this resource with mixed groups working on a range of speech and language goals.

  1016. KCSpeechCO –

    Love this resource! Thank you for all the ideas and ease of use. Quick and easy prep

  1017. Anne H. –

    Students really enjoy this activity! Lots of good conversations.

  1018. Speech & Stories by Miranda –

    Great resource for a variety of goals. Including for stuttering or articulation carryover therapy. The question/comment visuals are helpful. I like using this resource for identifying topics too.

  1019. Peace Love and Literacy –

    I am always looking for easy language games to play with my students. I love it. Thank you!

  1020. Deborah M. –

    This was exactly what I was looking for to use with one of my middle school students with Autism! thanks

  1021. Kelly S. –

    My students loved this activity! They were engaged and it was great to use for our social group

  1022. Megan M. –

    This game is a fun way for my students to practice conversation skills! We love playing this game in our social group!

  1023. Jordan Murphy –

    My students work through these cards very well! I have small groups I use the cards with to help teach social skills and boost those skills.

  1024. Emily B. –

    This is a fun resource to use with social skills groups.

  1025. North Star SLP –

    Great resource to reinforce conversational skills and pragmatic goals.

  1026. Jillaine W. –

    My students have enjoyed using these conversation cards.

  1027. Sarah R. –

    Used this resource with my elementary aged kids, they liked being able to incorporate a game into speech 🙂

  1028. LORI H. –

    A good game to use during my social skills group. Students enjoyed it.

  1029. Sarah F. –

    My SEL students loved playing this game to help practice conversation skills

  1030. Jessica G. –

    The variety of conversational topics was helpful- and made it so we could talk about other fun ideas other than food.

  1031. Jennifer F. –

    Easy to use. Will use with the next group I work with.

  1032. Dana Monaghan –

    I use it with my high school students. I take out a few of the cards that seem a bit young for them, but it is a great resource!

  1033. Elizabeth B. –

    I use this resource primarily for “carryover” of articulation and fluency skills. No time wasted trying to think of open-ended questions!

  1034. Sarah H. –

    My students enjoyed using this resource during speech therapy.

  1035. Jessica D. –

    This has become a go to resource for small group social skills and working on conversation skills. It works for a variety of grade levels.

  1036. LynnAnne Dale –

    This is a great activity to use with my social skills group.

  1037. Mia G. –

    My students enjoyed playing this game. It was easy to use.

  1038. katherine E. –

    this seems like a fun resource. I can’t wait to use it

  1039. Adam Jackman –

    Was very useful for my Learning & Life Skills class!

  1040. Miss Winter’s Classroom –

    I love using this game to help build students’ social skills. I play this every Tuesday morning for ‘Talking Tuesday’s’

  1041. Kristen R. –

    The students like the game aspect. This is engaging. Great resource!

  1042. Emily P. –

    This resource is great and I get a lot of use out of it!

  1043. Canadian TeacherGirl –

    Great resource, well thought out with lots of good conversation prompts. We kind of made our own game up to suit our student’s needs but there was lots of great material to support the curriculum and help engage students around learning the art of conversation.

  1044. Brittany B. –

    Great resource for prompting conversations! Helpful conversation starters and very useful prompts for conversation maintenance (add a comment, ask a question), so great to have these shuffled and for students to try to come up with a response!

  1045. andrea C. –

    This has been a wonderful resource to use with social skills groups. I have enjoyed using the different prompts to help facilitate some really great conversations!

  1046. miranda S. –

    Very functional and accessible. Easy to use and incorporate into practice.

  1047. Lauren B. –

    Such a fun way to integrate pragmatic/communication skills.

  1048. Andrea Raab –

    This was just what I was looking for! A simple yet engaging way to get students talking. Easy to prep and very organized. Thank you!

  1049. Kelsey M. –

    A fun and different way to address conversational skills

  1050. Nicole A. –

    Great easy and fun prompts to target all my conversation goals!

  1051. Sadie F. –

    My students loved this activity! It is also something that can be differentiated for a variety of levels.

  1052. Sarita M. –

    This was a fantastic resource for both myself and my students. It was engaging and easy to incorporate into the classroom.

  1053. Colleen Cain –

    Thank you! This activity proved to be helpful for my client!

  1054. Meghan S. –

    This is a great resource to use with students on my caseload. Thank you! : )

  1055. Lee Ann M. –

    Took some of the load off and my students liked the gameification!

  1056. Kelly Z. –

    This is a great resource to work on conversation skills. The visuals are very helpful for my students. The topic cards are great!

  1057. The Lowkey SLP –

    I’m always looking for more activities to do with social skills groups, and this is a great one to have on hand!

  1058. Jamie M. –

    While I like this, it feels more like something to use with SLP services than counseling.

  1059. Nicole S. –

    Thank you. I liked the format of this game and the topics were interesting for the students.

  1060. CHERYL L. –

    Very helpful resource to practice language skills in social communication groups. Students were very engaged.

  1061. Kim R. –

    I have so many students on my caseload who are working on conversation skills and this resource was perfect for many of them!

  1062. Alyce B. –

    Such a great resource to get my students conducting conversations.

  1063. My Behavior Bestie –

    Great game for social skills! Used in ABA therapy.

  1064. Speech Resources Down Under –

    This resource was super useful for so many of my students!

  1065. Amanda P. –

    Students enjoyed playing this game as a part of my social skills group.

  1066. Monique O. –

    fun and engaging activity for social groups! students enjoyed discussion topics.

  1067. Buyer W. –

    My students found this very engaging and it was easy to implement.

  1068. Carrie L. –

    I am very excited to use this resource with my autistic kids that need that extra help with their social skills in a game format. Thank you!

  1069. Jodi L. –

    Needed a few more instructions!! But once we got started the game went well. Used in one on one session but Mum joined in and we were able to model appropriate turns.

  1070. Veronica O. –

    Always looking for social games and activities that are engaging and fun and my students loved this one. Great resource!

  1071. Michelle G. –

    I used these to help teach a conversation class during distance learning.

  1072. Allison Bohlmeyer –

    This was a great resource to use with a few of my students with learning disabilities. Highly recommend!

  1073. Jessica C. –

    I love that this resource didn’t take long to prep. It’s easy to grab and go, it has a variety of topics for students of intermediate age and I love the visuals can pair well with conversational turn taking

  1074. Haley V. –

    A fun way to target conversations during group therapy. great topics/prompts. Have used in conjunction with conversation script visuals.

  1075. Bethany F. –

    Great resource! I found it very helpful for my students.

  1076. Christie B. –

    Good quality resource.

  1077. The Communication Curriculum –

    A great pragmatic resource to have on hand! I always struggle to find new and engaging ways to work on conversational skills. I love the variety that this game introduces to my toolbox!

  1078. Felina W. –

    My students have such a hard time with conversations. I hope this tool will help them improve this skill

  1079. kaitee V. –

    Great for small groups. I enjoy the prompt cards (i.e., comment, etc) as visual reminders. Speech Musings has the BEST resources

  1080. Laura B. –

    I have been using these in my social skills groups and they have been a great tool to help get thoughts out and learn to carry a convocation! Thank you so much!!

  1081. Lee L. –

    Great resource for functional conversation skills. I love speechy musings because her resources are engaging and practical.

  1082. Elizabeth B. –

    A fun way to target conversation! My students were engaged and learning!

  1083. Poppy Talk –

    The kids are having a lot of fun with this game while learning some great social skills!

  1084. Spark & Bloom Teaching –

    This game is great! My students love it! It’s a great way to get them talking.

  1085. Emily A. –

    My students love to play games and this is such an easy way to play a game while still targeting their goals!

  1086. Natasha G. –

    This resource has been fantastic to use with my social skills clients. I have cut and laminated all cards and is a fun engaging game to practice conversation starters with my students. Easily able to carry within to mobile clinics.

  1087. Megan M. –

    I love this resource! Simple and easy visuals that my patients are able to easily understand. Thank you!

  1088. Emily W. –

    Great, simple version of a game like Topic Talk. Good to have a variety of conversation topics and way to structure conversation with students.

  1089. Kristina K. –

    My husband and I are always trying to engage our kiddo in conversation for social skills. This resource gives us some novel ideas for topics. Nice little resource.

  1090. Simply by L –

    I am always searching for pragmatic language activities to use with my high school students. This card game has been a hit with them and has helped increase our topics of conversation.

  1091. Skye Berger –

    I loved using this product! it had great topics to discuss and great visual cues for how to keep the conversation going.

  1092. Marisa M. –

    The Let’s talk! Conversation cards have been an absolute life saver for me! This resource is a must have for students that are working on social communication skills. Speechy Musings makes excellent products!!

  1093. Emily K. –

    nice prompts for my students to work on their conversation skills

  1094. Evie G. –

    Great resource to use before class would start. I like this resource a lot!

  1095. Amanda K. –

    I use this all the time in small groups to target social skills! Love it!

  1096. Brittany H. –

    I like to use this for social goals and articulation carryover. Handy resource!

  1097. Karlie M. –

    Great resource to practice conversation skills, taking turns, and finding out about others.

  1098. Jenn P. –

    Used with students on the spectrum who need help with topic maintenance, asking relevant questions, and stating relevant comments. Worked great for what I needed.

  1099. King’s Class –

    I teach a class on social skills with students with disabilities. This was an excellent way to practice this important skill. Thanks for providing this resource.

  1100. Amidjah D. –

    My students loved this resource. It was very hands on. Exposed my students to new vocabulary.

  1101. Samuel G. –

    Teaching social skills to high school life skills can be challenging. There isn’t a lot of engaging materials. My students loved playing this game and planning and teaching was not painful that day.

  1102. Elizabeth S. –

    I used this with students and they seemed to like the game.

  1103. Sunny Day Speech Academy –

    Loved using this with my children who have pragmatic difficulties. Awesome!

  1104. Morgan B. –

    This was a fun activity to get my students engaged in academic conversations in the beginning of the year. It is a useful resource for teaching expectations of turn and talks, group discussions, etc. Thanks!

  1105. Jessica P. –

    This is a fun activity to support conversation. Easy to prep. I find myself using it weekly.

  1106. Victoria L. –

    Great resource to stimulate conversation for my students on the spectrum.

  1107. Sherry Biddle –

    Great visuals for helping to teach reciprocal conversation skills.

  1108. Megan M. –

    I love using this resource to help my students practice keeping conversations going. I’ve also used this material for speech sound students to see if their sounds are generalizing.

  1109. Jennifer O. –

    Great resource for my ASD/center based upper grades!

  1110. Lauren C. –

    A great way to put some structure to working on conversation skills. My students enjoyed it.

  1111. Jennifer P. –

    Wonderful resource. My students have thoroughly enjoyed these. Thanks again!

  1112. Leading at the Roundtable –

    This was great for my life skills special education class!

  1113. Atindi P. –

    This a a simple and effective game for stimulating conversations among students. Using it in a third grade class room, we were able to target goals for students with conversational goals and asking questions goals.

  1114. Angie H. –

    My students were so engaged with this resource. It really got them talking.

  1115. Bailey F. –

    I bought this to use in my grad school clinic, and I am still reaching for them as a first-year CF. This game is fantastic and has a bunch of different targets. I love to use it as targeting goals and getting to know you activity. I would purchase this again if I had the chance!

  1116. Nanette C. –

    Perfect resource for naturally working on conversational skills!

  1117. Samantha M. –

    I like using these while working with my older students to target pragmatic skills.

  1118. Casey H. –

    Great way to work on Social skills with clients. Thank you!

  1119. Emma D. –

    My student really liked this recourse, I saw their overall skills improve.

  1120. Morgan C. –

    This is such a fun and comprehensive game targeting reciprocal communication skills! Perfect for my older students working on social language.

  1121. sharon S. –

    I used these with my adult clients and we made a game out of it. It was fun for them and got conversations going.

  1122. Fiona Symes –

    My students enjoyed the visual prompts for commenting and questioning as well as the topic prompts revised in the relaxed format of a card game.

  1123. Jennifer B. –

    A great resource that is engaging and can be used during a lunch bunch!

  1124. Theresa S. –

    Thank you for this resource! I always run out of ideas for conversation topics. This was so helpful!

  1125. Miranda B. –

    This was a good resources for my students to use in my class.

  1126. Kristian P. –

    I love using this resource for my students to target conversations skills and also target speech and fluency goals.

  1127. Jodi Z –

    This is a great product! I used it to supplement instruction in my classroom. Thank you for your resources!

  1128. Gina G. –

    This a great resource to work on asking/answering questions and topic maintenance. I love that it is minimal prep!

  1129. Hailey D. –

    Engaging resource that really helps to support working on conversation skills!

  1130. Sommer R. –

    My students enjoyed this activity and found it engaging.

  1131. Rachael K. –

    This resource gave some good prompts for working on conversation skills with kids.

  1132. Paige G. –

    The was a great easy prep resource to use in our social languages groups!

  1133. Sydney M. –

    This is a fantastic resource! It was great to use during a language therapy session with elementary students.

  1134. Miss Baier’s Office –

    This is a great resource to use to practice social and conversational skills.

  1135. Stephanie Herold –

    This resource has been very helpful to use with my students/families for speech therapy. Thank you!

  1136. julie W. –

    Such a great game, especially for teens on the spectrum!

  1137. Emilee L. –

    Love using these to practice conversation and turn-taking skills!

  1138. Kecia A. –

    This was so helpful during ABA therapy with the learner I work with.

  1139. Azra S. –

    I loved this resource and I used it for articulation therapy at the conversation level.

  1140. Valerie H. –

    Excellent resources!

    Thank you so much for all of the excellent resources!

  1141. Pediatric Speech Life –

    Great resource

    Love this resource for students who are working on social communication!

  1142. Speech with Holly –

    Use all the Time

    I use these for a variety of things in my speech room – conversations skills, carryover for articulation, getting to know you activity, taking turns, etc.

  1143. Jennifer B. –

    Great resource for different ability levels

    I love using this resource with speech-language groups of all ability levels. I’ve used it with my high school students who are strictly working on social communication skills as well as with students who are working on AAC.

  1144. Faith H. –

    quick and fun resource

    A quick and fun resource to pull out to target those social language goals.

  1145. Allie N. –

    LOVE! So much fun!

    I taught an ASD social skills group and my students loved this!

  1146. Caroline B. –

    Amazing resource

    Love using this to support students’ social communication skills

  1147. Samantha C. –

    Such a great game

    Such a great way to make working on conversational skills fun!

  1148. Jodi R. –

    Such a Great resource for older students

    I have enjoyed using this with older students in speech therapy while targeting a variety of different goals, just an overall great resource

  1149. Aimee C. –

    Great resource

    My students prefer playing games to using plain old worksheets or cards, so this is a fun way to help them work on their conversational skills

  1150. Jaclyn M. –

    Easy to use

    I like how simple but fun this game was for my students who struggle with their social language.

  1151. Shari J. –

    Fun for middle schoolers

    My middle schoolers enjoyed playing this game and it helped getting them to talk to each other instead of just to me.

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