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Identifying Feelings Classroom Set with Activities and Guide

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Category: Social & Emotional

3 years & up. Give the children in your classroom an opportunity to identify their personal feelings with 50 common life scenarios. Children may not always feel the same way as their peers in specific situations and life events. This set gives them the self-discovery tools needed to evaluate how they feel and to understand that others may not feel the same way. Includes a set of emotions tiles for 10 children (depicting 6 emotions each), instruction cards, and 50 activity cards.

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Customer Reviews (4.7 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Aurora U. ★★★★★

My kids in class really engage with the scenario cards—it’s been eye-opening to see how differently they react to the same situation. The guide makes it easy to steer the discussion without feeling awkward.

Avery ★★★★★

The 50 scenario cards are perfect for starting conversations about feelings that my kids never would have brought up on their own. I love how the guide gives me simple questions to ask after each card. My three-year-old already points to "frustrated" when her tower falls down.

George X. ★★★★☆

The 50 scenario cards cover a wide range of situations, so we've had some really good discussions about times my son felt left out. It's great for getting him to talk about emotions he can't always put into words, though I wish the guide had a few more activity ideas.

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