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Who What Why Feelings Conversation Cards for Kids, Social SEL Game, Ages 4+
Who What Why Feelings Conversation Cards for Kids, Social SEL Game, Ages 4+
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Who What Why Feelings Conversation Cards for Kids, Social SEL Game, Ages 4+
- DEVELOP EMOTIONAL AWARENESS & SELF-REGULATION – These emotion cards for kids use friendly illustrations of real-life situations paired with thoughtful questions to help children recognize emotions, understand feelings, and practice self-control.
- FOSTER EMPATHY & SOCIAL UNDERSTANDING – Each feelings card for kids includes visual clues, such as characters’ expressions and situational details, encouraging kids to explore how others might feel and how to respond with kindness.
- RELATABLE SCENARIOS WITH ANIMAL CHARACTERS – Featuring 60 everyday situations children may encounter at home, school, or around town, this social game uses engaging animal characters to make emotional learning fun, accessible, and stress-free.
- PERFECT FOR PARENTS, TEACHERS & THERAPISTS – Designed for kids aged 4+, this social emotional learning activity is ideal for parents, teachers, counselors, and behavior therapists to spark meaningful discussions about emotions and coping strategies.
- EDUCATIONAL GIFT FOR KIDS – This therapy game for kids teaches children how to manage feelings, build empathy, and communicate effectively. This emotional regulation tool for kids is a thoughtful gift for birthdays and holidays.
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