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Emotions Dominoes Game - 28 Pieces

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$8.97 $14.95 In stock

Category: Identifying Feelings

4 years & up. A fun educational twist on the classic game of dominoes. Learn how to identify different feelings and emotions with this Emotions Dominoes Game by Junior Learning. Match each person's face to the emotion that fits. In order to win the game you must get rid of all of your dominoes by matching each of the ends correctly with other dominoes on the playing field. No part of the domino can touch a non-matching domino. Included: 28 Emotion Dominoes, Storage Tin, and Game Instructions.

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Penelope B. ★★★★★

My son struggles to name his big feelings, but matching the faces on these dominoes has started real conversations at home. The 28 pieces are a good size for his hands and the game rules are simple enough that my 4-year-old picked it up right away.

Edward ★★★★★

The dominoes are chunky and easy for my son’s small hands to grip, and matching the faces to the emotion names has made our evening playtime both fun and quietly educational. It’s rare to find a game that teaches something meaningful without feeling like a lesson, but this one does it perfectly.

Benjamin I. ★★★★★

My daughter struggles to name her feelings, but matching the happy and sad faces on the dominoes makes it click for her. The pieces are thick and easy for small hands to hold.