Learning Resources Let’s Talk SEL Cubes, Set of 6 Social Emotional Learning Conversation Cubes, Includes 36 Prompts for Ice Breakers, Social Skills, and Emotional Awareness, For Ages 5+

The Let’s Talk SEL Cubes are a fun and effective way to spark conversations that help children develop critical social-emotional skills. This set includes six colorful cubes, each featuring thought-provoking questions designed to promote reflection, empathy, and self-expression. With 36 unique prompts divided into three categories—Ice Breakers (orange), Social Skills (blue), and Emotional/Feeling Prompts (green)—kids will explore topics that help them better understand themselves and others.

Whether used in the classroom, therapy sessions, or at home, the Let’s Talk Cubes are a versatile tool for educators, counselors, and parents. Children can roll a cube and take turns responding, making it easy to integrate into daily routines, morning meetings, or group discussions. Each cube is made from durable plastic with smooth, rounded edges, making them safe and comfortable for young hands. Designed for children ages 5 and up, this set provides a simple and engaging way to support social-emotional learning every day. Encourages Meaningful Conversations: These colorful conversation cubes help kids express themselves, build connections, and strengthen communication skills through engaging, age-appropriate questions. Supports Social Emotional Learning: With 36 unique prompts across three key SEL categories—Ice Breakers, Social Skills, and Emotions—kids learn to identify feelings, practice empathy, and improve social interactions. Versatile Classroom and Home Tool: Perfect for morning meetings, group activities, family time, or therapy sessions. Use them in pairs, small groups, or one-on-one to foster thoughtful discussion. Built to Last: Made from durable, child-safe plastic with rounded edges and a quiet roll, these cubes are designed for repeated use in learning environments. Easy and Fun to Use: With color-coded categories and clear prompts, kids can independently roll and respond, helping them practice empathy, problem-solving, and emotional expression.