FEELING CARDS (JUNIOR EDITION)
The Rite Journey Feeling Cards Junior Edition are 88 cards with words and pictures that enable children to identify their feelings.
Resources to develop emotional literacy in a wide variety of contexts.
The Rite Journey Feeling Cards Junior Edition are 88 cards with words and pictures that enable children to identify their feelings.
The Rite Journey Feeling Cards are 330 words that enable us to identify and express our feelings. They help develop emotional literacy in a wide variety of contexts, such as: classrooms, counselling work, families, couples, therapeutic sessions, corporate workshops.
The Man Made Cards are for creating conversations with boys from age 13, and men of any age. It helps men and boys tell their story through a set of 87 cards divided into 6 suits:
The cards are available in two sizes:
The Woman Wise Cards are designed to spark and support conversations with girls from age 13 and women of any age.
These 77 beautifully designed cards are divided into six suits:
Each card has a range of questions whose purpose is to prompt contemplation, conversation and connection. The cards can be used in myriad ways, and are both fun and intentional.
The Rite Journey Conversation Cards are designed to spark and support conversations with people over 13 years and over.
Those 83 thoughtfully designed cards are divided into 6 suits:
Each card has a range of questions who purpose is to prompt contemplation, conversation and connection. These cards can be used in myriad ways, and are both fun and intentional.
Every traditional culture initiated their boys into manhood but in our current western culture we don’t have such a process. Join Andrew Lines, one of Australia’s leading Rites of Passage creators and facilitators, as he journeys with his own teenage son, Phoenix, on a transformational trip from boy to man.
School Chaplain – Discussing Man Made Cards
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We respect and acknowledge Elders past, present and emerging along with the living cultures, spirit, and country of all First Peoples.