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Conversation Cards

Place a small stack in the middle of a table. Read a prompt as an invitation to talk, such as discussing a favourite park or recipe. There is no need to prove that the statement is true.

15 minutes2-20 playersA4 + LetterHost sheet ✓

What to prepare

Print the guest sheets and keep the host pages separate. Put a pencil at each seat.

How to run the game

Cut the prompt cards along their borders. Take turns choosing a card and talking about the prompt. Keep responses short enough for everyone to have a turn. Passing is welcome; there is no score or winner.

Printing tips

Use 100% scale, disable browser headers, and select A4 or Letter to match your paper.

Find people who match the prompts. Ask before writing their names; anyone may pass.

Word list

Enjoys cooking, Has a houseplant, Likes rainy days, Reads for fun, Plays a board game, Enjoys walking, Has tried pottery, Likes puzzles, Can recommend a podcast, Enjoys a museum, Likes spicy food, Has baked bread, Enjoys a picnic, Likes live music, Has made a craft, Prefers tea, Likes early mornings, Enjoys a beach, Has learned a new recipe, Likes a local park, Enjoys taking photos, Can suggest a good film, Likes gardening, Has tried yoga, Enjoys a library, Likes drawing, Can name a favourite snack, Likes cycling, Enjoys a comedy, Has visited a new town, Likes a cosy café, Enjoys learning languages

Questions before you print

Can I save the game as a PDF?

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Can I change the words and title?

Choose a game, change the words and print a kit for your group.

Use the same set number to reproduce your cards.