Pieces of You: The Reflection Game
The Classroom Edition was built to bridge the gap from what we learn in the classroom to how we can apply it in life after. From goal-setting to encouragement cards, every part of the game creates space for students to feel heard, supported, and confident in themselves.
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Everyone deserves to feel connected to themselves and each other.
Pieces of You is an interactive board game helping students build self-awareness, empathy, and communication skills. Through peer interaction, the social-emotional learning game combines guided reflection and conversation to deepen relationships.
The Classroom Edition is designed for classrooms, counseling groups, and SEL programs. Whether through writing, sharing, drawing, and creative activities, this interactive game gives students multiple ways to express themselves. With flexible classroom use, it is an inclusive tool for schools looking to bring connection-driven emotional learning into everyday environments.
Recommended Ages 6+
Note: For teens, The Guided Edition is more age-level appropriate. If you’re unsure which edition may best serve your population, please reach out to Francesca for guidance.
Frequently Asked Questions
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What You’ll Need
Included:
Game board
6 color card decks
Dice
Player heart pieces (choose one for the group)
A Starter Set of heart cutouts, star cutouts, and folded cards (red, yellow, and orange activities)
Not Included:
A journal or paper for each participant
Pens/pencils (and optional art supplies for cards)
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One student rolls the dice.
Move the player piece the number of spaces rolled.
The color you land on determines the card you pick.
Draw one card from that color deck at random.
The student (or teacher) reads the prompt out loud.
The class completes the activity connected to that color.
Continue taking turns rolling and moving around the board.
Students may share their responses if they choose.
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🔴 Letters From Your Heart: Prompts encouraging self-compassion. Complete the sentence on a heart cutout. This “Dear Me” letter is to your heart.
🟠 Encouragement: Prompts that invite participants to create a card for someone in the room. You will not know who the recipient is. At the end of the game, the facilitator redistributes the cards so that no one receives their own.
⭐ Your North Star: Prompts exploring personal values, purpose, and goals. Write your response on a star cutout. This will be your north star to look to for guidance.
🟢 Check In With Yourself: Prompts that encourage honest reflection on thoughts and emotions. Write your response in a journal or on paper.
🔵 Protect Your Peace: Prompts focused on self-care and boundaries. Go around the room and share your response.
🟣 Let’s Talk About It: Conversation prompts to open the space for group discussion.
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They can be used in a variety of educational settings, including, but not limited to:
SEL lessons
classroom discussions
counseling sessions
counseling groups
Testimonials
“Playing Pieces of You made me feel more connected, supported, and seen. It’s a great way to be heard and reflect on things that are bothering you.”
-Timtion Papre
“This is a great way to express yourself through writing and kindness. It’s a very personal experience.”
-anonymous
“It gets you to reflect on the deeper issues impacting your mental health. It’s an amazing game for people struggling with their emotions or substance use, getting to the root of the issues.”
-anonymous
“Playing Pieces of You made me feel more connected, heard, seen, and comfortable opening up. It allows people to share and communicate in a safe setting.”
-Freddy Q.
“I would love to not only see this in groups and facilities, but also in counseling and for anyone who needs support through life.
-Layla
“I would recommend Pieces of You to any family or facility that would like its members to feel more connected and get to know one another better.”
-Benjamin Morean
“Playing the board game allowed me to exercise thoughtful reflections of myself.”
-anonymous
“I would recommend Pieces of You to another group or facility. It got even the most reluctant people to participate and share.”
-anonymous
“The game is a fun time to me. I would like to see this game in more programs.”
-Chloe Avalon
If you’re interested in bulk orders, have any questions, or want to learn more about hiring Francesca to host a workshop with the board game at your school, please email Francesca.