Anchor Your Stress: Go-Fish Card Game NEW Games 2014 or they have to respond

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Anchor Your Stress: Go-Fish Card Game NEW Games 2014 or they have to respondBased on the popular card game, Go Fish, Anchor Your Stress provides players with the skills needed to help manage stress and anxiety provoking situations. It also provides practical thinking skills that include self talk, coping mechanisms and relaxation techniques. There are two decks of 50 cards; one for each grade level. The game differs from classic Go Fish in that players must answer a question before they can accept a requested card. Instead of