All About Me Conversation Cards — 20 Printable Picture Cards and 200 Questions about Feelings and Favourites
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Grade Levels
Pre-K – Kindergarten (Ages 4–8)
Content Overview
Format: PDF | Pages: 22 | Features: 20 picture cards, 200 questions, conversation and turn-taking practice
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Introduction
My Feelings & Favourites Conversation Cards is a 22-page printable and screen-ready PDF designed for children ready to answer questions and share about themselves. This resource features 20 large, photo-based conversation cards and 200 engaging questions, making it ideal for kids with speech delay, autism, or those using signs or AAC. Each card encourages real back-and-forth exchanges, helping children build confidence in expressing feelings and personal preferences.
Children practice answering open questions and expanding answers past one word, supporting skills like conversation and turn-taking. The cards also help with naming and talking about feelings, talking about self and preferences, and early storytelling and perspective-taking. Warm-up questions with picture clues boost success, while open-ended prompts invite children to share their own experiences.
Perfect for home, classroom, and therapy settings, these cards support asking questions back and gentle, child-led conversation. Use them for one-on-one chats, group activities, or speech therapy sessions to encourage meaningful communication and connection.
Product Details
- Resource Name: My Feelings & Favourites Conversation Cards
- Format: Printable and screen-ready PDF
- Total Pages: 22
- Grade Level: Pre-K, Kindergarten, Elementary
- Designed For: Children ready for back-and-forth conversation, including those with speech delay, autism, or who use AAC
- Printing Notes: Print, cut, and keep; two cards per sheet
- Best Used In: Home, classroom, speech therapy, special education
- Sets / Flashcards / Activities: 20 picture conversation cards, 200 questions, 4 games, practice log, certificate
- Visuals / Illustrations: Large, real-life photographs on every card
Educational Benefits
1. Builds Conversation and Turn-Taking Skills
- Children practice taking turns and responding in real conversations.
- Every card encourages both speaking and listening to others.
- Turn-taking becomes natural through repeated, playful exchanges.
2. Expands Emotional Vocabulary and Expression
- Kids learn to name, recognize, and talk about a wide range of feelings.
- Discussing emotions like happy, sad, and frustrated builds self-awareness.
- Children gain confidence expressing their feelings in words or signs.
3. Strengthens Open-Ended Question Answering
- Each card prompts children to answer open questions about themselves.
- They learn to give longer, more thoughtful answers beyond one word.
- This skill supports classroom participation and social interaction.
4. Encourages Early Storytelling and Perspective-Taking
- Children share stories about their experiences and dreams.
- They practice imagining how others might feel in similar situations.
- Perspective-taking grows through gentle, guided conversation.
5. Supports AAC and Inclusive Communication
- The primary_keyword ensures every child's answer—spoken, signed, or pointed—is valued.
- Children using AAC or signs participate fully in each activity.
- This resource fosters belonging and communication for all learners.
Instructions for Use
Step 1: Print and Prepare the Cards
- Print the PDF on sturdy paper and cut out each card along the lines.
- Organize cards into two decks: My Feelings and Favourites & Me.
- Laminate for durability if using frequently or in groups.
Step 2: Introduce Conversation Skills
- Begin by modeling conversation and turn-taking with a sample card.
- Demonstrate how to answer and then ask a question back.
- Use the conversation and turn-taking deck map for quick reference.
Step 3: Start with Warm-Up Questions
- Show a card and read the two warm-up questions printed on it.
- Encourage the child to answer by looking at the picture clues.
- This helps build confidence before moving to open questions.
Step 4: Explore Open-Ended Questions
- Ask the eight open-ended questions on the card, one at a time.
- Support the child in expanding answers past one word.
- Use early storytelling prompts to encourage sharing.
Step 5: Follow the Child's Lead
- Let the child pick cards or stop when they wish—never force participation.
- Pause and wait up to five seconds for a response before prompting.
- Repeat or rephrase questions to support different communication styles.
Step 6: Play Games and Track Progress
- Try included games like Pass & Ask or The Hot Seat for group fun.
- Use the practice log to note progress and favorite cards.
- Celebrate with the Certificate of Real Conversations when ready.
Activities Using the Resource
1. Picture-Based Conversation Warm-Up
Objective: To build comfort with my feelings & favourites conversation cards and encourage turn-taking.
How to Play:
- Show a card and read the two warm-up questions aloud.
- Support the child in finding answers using the picture clues.
- Take turns answering and listening to each other's responses.
Skill Development:
- Boosts visual scanning and picture comprehension.
- Strengthens turn-taking in conversation.
- Encourages confidence with structured prompts.
2. Open-Ended Feelings Questions Practice
Objective: To help children expand answers past one word using my feelings & favourites conversation cards.
How to Play:
- Select a feelings card (e.g., Happy, Sad, Angry).
- Ask each open-ended question and wait for a response.
- Model expanding answers by sharing your own example.
Skill Development:
- Grows expressive language and detail in answers.
- Improves emotional vocabulary.
- Practices patience and active listening.
3. Pass & Ask Group Game
Objective: To encourage conversation and perspective-taking with peers.
How to Play:
- Sit in a circle and pass a card around.
- Each child answers one question, then asks the next person.
- Continue until all questions are answered or everyone has had a turn.
Skill Development:
- Builds group communication and social skills.
- Reinforces asking and answering in sequence.
- Develops perspective-taking by hearing others' views.
4. All About Me Story Chain
Objective: To strengthen early storytelling using favourites and personal experiences.
How to Play:
- Choose a "Favourites & Me" card (e.g., My Favourite Game).
- Each participant adds one sentence about their favourite, forming a story chain.
- Review the story together and celebrate unique contributions.
Skill Development:
- Encourages narrative building and sequencing.
- Supports sharing personal preferences.
- Fosters collaborative storytelling.
5. AAC and Sign Supported Chat
Objective: To ensure full participation for children using AAC or signs.
How to Play:
- Present a card and ask a question, allowing time for a tapped, signed, or pointed response.
- Accept all communication forms as valid conversation turns.
- Reflect back the answer to model and reinforce expressive skills.
Skill Development:
- Promotes inclusive communication strategies.
- Validates nonverbal and alternative responses.
- Builds confidence in self-expression.
6. The Hot Seat Question Game
Objective: To practice answering open questions and asking them back.
How to Play:
- One child sits in the "hot seat" and receives a card.
- Others take turns asking any question from the card.
- The child answers, then chooses one question to ask back.
Skill Development:
- Enhances reciprocal conversation.
- Practices question formulation and response.
- Strengthens memory for details and social engagement.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1: What ages and developmental stages are these conversation cards best for?
A1: These cards are designed for children ages 4–10 who can answer simple questions and are ready for real back-and-forth conversation. They work well for kids in preschool through elementary grades, including those with speech delay or autism. Children using signs or AAC will also benefit from the visual and open-ended format.
Q2: Can I use these cards in a classroom group setting?
A2: Yes, these cards are suitable for small groups or whole-class activities. They encourage turn-taking, perspective-taking, and peer conversation when used in games or circle time. Try group games like Pass & Ask or The Hot Seat for interactive practice.
Q3: Are these conversation cards appropriate for speech therapy sessions?
A3: Absolutely. Speech-language pathologists use these cards to target conversation, expressive language, and answering open-ended questions. The cards also support children who use AAC or alternative communication methods.
Q4: What is the best way to print and prepare the cards for repeated use?
A4: Print the cards on sturdy paper and laminate them for durability. Cut along the lines to separate each card, and store them in a box or ring for easy access. Laminated cards are easy to wipe clean and withstand frequent handling.
Q5: How do these cards support children with special needs or different communication styles?
A5: The cards are designed for full AAC parity, so tapped, signed, or pointed answers are valued equally with spoken responses. Visual cues and warm-up questions help children with autism or speech delay participate confidently. Always follow the child's lead and accept all forms of communication as real conversation.
Q6: Can I use these cards on a tablet or computer without printing?
A6: Yes, the PDF is screen-ready for use on tablets, computers, or interactive whiteboards. Children can point, tap, or use AAC devices to answer questions directly from the screen. This flexibility supports both in-person and remote sessions.
Q7: What specific skills and learning goals do these cards target?
A7: These cards build conversation and turn-taking, expand emotional vocabulary, and help children talk about themselves and their feelings. They also support answering open questions, early storytelling, and perspective-taking. Skills like asking questions back and expanding answers past one word are practiced throughout.
Q8: What are the licensing and usage rights for this PDF resource?
A8: Your purchase grants you a single-user or classroom license for personal or professional use. You may print and use the cards with your students or clients, but sharing or distributing the file beyond your setting is not permitted. For multi-site or commercial licensing, please contact Wellness Hub.
Q9: How do I receive and download my conversation cards after purchase?
A9: After completing your purchase, you will receive an instant download link via email. The PDF can be saved and accessed on any compatible device. If you encounter any issues, Wellness Hub's support team is ready to help.
Q10: What is Wellness Hub's refund or exchange policy for digital resources?
A10: Due to the nature of digital products, Wellness Hub does not offer refunds or exchanges once the PDF has been downloaded. If you experience technical problems or receive the wrong file, contact support for prompt assistance. Wellness Hub is committed to ensuring you have a positive experience with every resource.
Usage Rights and Restrictions
Allowed Usage:
- Personal use by parents, teachers, and therapists.
- Printable for classroom, home, or therapy settings.
- Can be used in group or one-on-one learning sessions.
Not Allowed:
- Reselling, redistributing, or modifying the resource for commercial use.
- Sharing publicly (e.g., on blogs, social media, or websites) without permission.
- Uploading the file to public sharing platforms.
If you need a bulk license for schools or therapy centers, please contact us.
Conclusion
My Feelings & Favourites Conversation Cards offers a supportive, engaging way for children to practice real conversation about their feelings and preferences. Designed for kids who are ready to answer open questions, this resource helps build confidence, expressive language, and self-awareness through meaningful, child-led exchanges.
Children develop perspective-taking and storytelling skills while exploring their own experiences and hopes. The cards fit seamlessly into home routines, classroom discussions, or therapy sessions, making them a flexible choice for supporting emotional growth and communication.
Bring My Feelings & Favourites Conversation Cards into your daily routine and empower every child to share, connect, and express themselves with pride.