I work with children, some on the Autism Spectrum. I have used these cards since 2012. They are great for children who are learning to expand their description of how they feel. There are 20 durable cardboard flash cards, printed with bright and colorful illustrations on each side. The skin tones are various colors- purple, blue, orange, red, yellow which I like so that children do not avoid selecting cards that do not look like them. This is good for children who cannot read as well as those who can. Children can select the words or the images that describe how they feel. I have also used them to ask children how they think someone else might feel in situations to gauge empathy and understanding of other perspectives. While some of cards are similar (angry and frustrated) it allows for those who are more advanced to describe their feelings more accurately. You can also use the cards by asking children to describe the situation based on the images. For example, on the card depicted as "left out" there is dog in a building looking at all the other dogs playing in the yard. I typically ask children to select three cards that describes how they are feeling. I also ask them to select cards that might describe how others feel (sibling, parents, teacher, classmates). It's a great icebreaker especially when younger kids have a harder time explaining how they feel. Another activity is to describe a situation and then ask the child to select the emotion that best fits the scenario. These cards help introduce an emotional vocabulary to children who struggle and are a great set to have.
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| Product Dimensions | 5.5 x 2 x 7 inches |
|---|---|
| Item Weight | 1.19 pounds |
| Country of Origin | USA |
| ASIN | 0811871452 |
| Item model number | 9780811871457 |
| Manufacturer recommended age | 36 months - 6 years |
| Customer Reviews |
4.7 out of 5 stars |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Release date | November 1, 2019 |
| Language | English |
| Manufacturer | Chronicle Books |
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These feelings cards are very durable, colorful, and large. The pictures provide a context for the feelings: one of my favorites is disappointed - with a blue colored boy holding an empty ice cream cone and a blob of ice cream on the ground - so cute (and sad at the same time lol) Each card has two opposite feelings on them - happy on one side and sad on the other - I wish each card only had one feeling, as I would not necessarily match up the opposites the same way I use these often with kids and families I work with. I've had coworkers ask to borrow them, as well, and parents want to buy them, too. I recommend these for anyone who works with kids and families Update 11/28/18 I’ve continued to use this. And only issue is the box got worn out and started to rip, so I taped it with packing tape. No issues since then. These really are timeless
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These feelings cards are very durable, colorful, and large.
The pictures provide a context for the feelings: one of my favorites is disappointed - with a blue colored boy holding an empty ice cream cone and a blob of ice cream on the ground - so cute (and sad at the same time lol)
Each card has two opposite feelings on them - happy on one side and sad on the other - I wish each card only had one feeling, as I would not necessarily match up the opposites the same way
I use these often with kids and families I work with. I've had coworkers ask to borrow them, as well, and parents want to buy them, too.
I recommend these for anyone who works with kids and families
Update 11/28/18
I’ve continued to use this. And only issue is the box got worn out and started to rip, so I taped it with packing tape. No issues since then. These really are timeless
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laurach79Reviewed in Spain on January 16, 2015
Una maravilla tanto por calidad como por contenido y forma
