Character Building Board Games Pack

The Character Building Board Games Pack includes a range of educational board games to help children strengthen their personal and social skills. These board games are highly effective at teaching and developing important life skills whilst keeping your students engaged. They are centred around a variety of topics including listening, responsibility, co-operation, character behaviour, conflict resolution and boundaries.

Pack includes:

The Power of Listening

The Power of Listening is an educational game that uses a movie theme to teach young people specific skills that will help them to become good listeners. Players learn six listening skills and four aspects of listening for verbal and non-verbal cues, such as tone of voice and body language.

Count on Me

Count On Me is an educational board game designed to teach young people how to act responsibly. Students learn how to be responsible, understand the concept of being responsible and develop empathy for others.

Join My Group

Join My Group is a highly effective educational game designed to teach important cooperative learning skills in a fun and engaging manner. Although the game is a simulation, the competition is real, and players are forced to make important decisions regarding the value of problem solving suggestions.

Character Circles

Character Circles is an educational board game specifically designed to challenge students to think critically about important character issues. They will learn what constitutes good character (and bad character), and what character means in terms of the quality of relationships with family, friends, and adults at school.

Take Me To Your Leader

Take Me to Your Leader is a fun way to learn eight specific leadership skills as well as to learn the principles of ethical leadership. Players not only learn these skills in the game, but also practice them while playing the game.

Boundaries Baseball

Boundaries Baseball helps children understand and respect boundaries. Boundaries are essential for positive relationships with peers and adults; children who act out are often asking for the security of clear boundaries and the skills needed to respect them.

Recommended for Grades 2 – 6 (Also high interest material for older students)