THIS GAME IS GOOD FOR KIDS WHO NEED HELP WITH:

Flexibility

Adapting and adjusting to changing conditions and expectations

As the ghost, you will need to adapt to the cards you have in your hand to give out as clues, attempting to provide cards that work well but aren't too distracting or difficult to parse out. Players will need to be open in their understanding of their clue cards, understanding that the ghost may not have the best clues to provide. This is a game of educated guesses and attempting to grasp at the truth behind the vague nature of the cards and clues. In this way, having a certain level of leniency in how you read the situation will help the team win in the long run.

Self-Awareness

Understanding our own actions, thoughts and feelings.

As the ghost, one must become understanding more of how other players will read the cards than how you will. You will have to become aware and understanding of what details another player might hang on to, or if a clue points too heavily towards one of the unassigned cards, drawing players in the wrong direction. Players need to be aware of their own tendencies of how they read or interpret the world around them. While they may be inclined to read situations in a specific manner, understanding that the ghost may not be doing the same is an important step in reading clues appropriately.