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Help your camp build 21st century skills
with fun, creative, hands-on tools that build positive character traits
such as kindness, honesty and respect.
"We love it when the children are drawn to the cards and utilize them to recognize how their feelings are affecting others and how other people's feelings are affecting them. We recommend these cards to anyone that wants to make a positive impact in children's lives."
~ "H" Rothenberg, Camp Director and School Trainer
GivaGeta Helps You
- Teach character development, core values, life skills and positive behavior in a fun filled way with interactive processing tools
- Create teachable moments directed to foster a higher level of individual understanding within a group setting
- Break down barriers and bring kids together on common ground
- Open the dialogue to encourage kids to become more sociable
- Get kids involved in working on conflict resolution and behavior modification
- Reduce bullying by allowing kids to express their thoughts and feelings in a safe emotional environment
- Clarify and understand important values to guide actions and to provide a foundation for sound decision-making
- Create opportunities for moral action
- Develop leaders of character
- Self-directed free time activities
- Turn a rainy day into a fun, productive day
"Our experience with The World's Kindest Playing Cards was great! They worked out really well for us. The cards helped reduce emotional bullying in girls. We use the cards for self-directed free time activities and gave them as general supplies when the girls arrived. We use the GIANT size deck with your programming book for interest groups and creative cards games. They are learning life skills that will really help them grow and develop morals that the parents are already looking for. Definitely a 10 ... these are fabulous!
~ Megan S., Outdoor Program & Service Manager and Camp Director
"I truly marveled at how you were able to engage kids in a fun and exciting experiential learning exercise that stretched their minds and opened their hearts."
~ Bill P., Boys and Girls Club Board of Directors