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Impro Sociale + La Montagne de la confiance, socio-educational games in French Impro Sociale: 3 to 4 players Approximately 15 minutes From 8 years old The ImProsocial game is relevant for young people aged 8 to 14 because it presents situations that have been designed for them, both in terms of targeted skills and that of the Contexts proposed E. The fact that the child can take action in these fictional situations helps him to adopt new positive behaviors that he might not have had on a daily basis. This gives the child the opportunity to develop social skills that they will be able to use when they are in a real situation like this. The ImProsocial game also facilitates feedback from the parent to their child (e.g. For example, the parent may say, "What you chose to say to your friend was very respectful. "). Indeed, it can be more difficult to offer this feedback in everyday life, in the heat of the action, outside of a playful context. The Mountain of Trust: 2 to 4 players Approximately 30 minutes From 7 years old Help Kili the yeti who lives on the top of the mountain to regain his confidence. Climb the mountain, answer questions to help him and go join him. Be careful not to slide along the way! The Mountain of Trust game is designed to help young people aged 7 to 11 think about the different components of self-esteem, that is, the sense of security, self-knowledge, a sense of belonging and a sense of competence. They are called to answer questions that concern them by drawing parallels with the experience of the yeti. The game The Mountain of Trust helps to develop the self-esteem of the child from 7 to 11 years old, as it encourages him to think about his strengths and challenges in a game context that favors structured exchanges. It may be easier for the young person to question themselves while playing than being questioned on a daily basis. Kili, the yeti who has lost confidence, brings a concrete and fun touch to the game. This allows the player to appeal to his imagination while bringing him to compare himself to a character; analogies of this type help him in his thinking.