a great gift for the entire family!

  • A life skills deck & book set for the entire family

    Stories to Treasure, Lessons to Keep.

  • 61 Animal cards and a book.

    Want to feel closer to your children?
    Wish they’d share more than just a "good" or "fine"?

    With Animal Cards and Tales, you’ll open the door to deeper conversations, help your kids understand themselves, and teach them how to navigate emotions, set healthy boundaries, build friendships, and thrive in life.

    Animal Cards and Tales is the perfect gift for any family a beautiful tool for connection, growth, and joy.

    A full-color storybook — each card leads to a story, a life lesson, and practical advice

    Perfect for ages 4–11 — and for anyone who was once a child
PURCHASE

  • Assists in developing emotional intelligence

  • Helps deepen family communication

  • Teaches important life skills

  • Encourages sharing and listening
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Who is the game
intended for?

The game is especially suitable for ages 4 and above. It promises an enjoyable experience for the entire family.

Adolescents and adult will also find the cards relevant and meaningful to their lives.

The game kit is recommended by the Adler Institute and is widely used by therapists and various child and adolescent psychologists.

PURCHASE

A look at the book

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Recommendations

Adler Institute

“Animal Cards & Tales” was examined by the Content Committee of the Adler Institute.
The set was found deserving of the Adler Institute’s seal of approval.
By using animals and teaching about their unique qualities, strengths and capabilities, the kit enriches the child’s inner world.
Furthermore, the set connects the child with each animal’s unique strength, forming a wonderful connection between the story,
the experience, and a familiar situation from the child’s own world.
The book brings important content such as: sharing, consulting, asking for help, encouraging, asking questions,
developing eye-level dialogue, etc., all in a friendly and interesting way using short stories with life lessons. 

The Adler Institute warmly recommends the set