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Social and Emotional Foundation Kit - 40+ Pieces

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$462.12 $710.95 In stock

Category: Identifying Feelings

3 years & up. Invite children into a safe place to sort, share, and work through their emotions. This area provides a comfortable place to use a variety of engaging social and emotional materials and self-discovery tools that encourage children to identify what they are feeling and find appropriate ways to handle their emotions. While sitting in the Comfort Zone, children can choose from the included Baby Monster Puppet, 10 books, 12-piece poster set, 8 puzzles, 6 self-reflective mirrors, and 3 huggers. Comfort Zone measures 48"L x 29"W x 12"H. Items may vary.

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Customer Reviews (4.3 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Jason ★★★★★

The sorting pieces are sturdy enough for little hands to grip and pass around, and the carrying case keeps everything tidy when we're done. My four-year-old now points to the different expression cards to tell me how she's feeling before she melts down, which is a huge win for us.

William ★★★★★

My three-year-old gets overwhelmed sometimes, and the safe place mats really help him sort through his feelings before a meltdown starts. The variety of pieces keeps him engaged, and I’ve already seen him use the emotion cards to tell me when he’s frustrated instead of just crying.

George ★★★☆☆

The sorting cards are a nice idea, but the plastic pieces feel a bit cheap for the price. My 4-year-old liked the emotion tiles, though some of the face illustrations are confusing. It works okay for basic feelings talk, just not as sturdy as I'd hoped.