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“I have noticed some of my students paying attention to the poster and trying to be mindful of the moods and feelings that they experience since adding the poster to the classroom. I cannot wait to incorporate the cards in the classroom as well!”
TaShawna J.
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“This was a great resource! We used it as a game, and as an aid to other resources. I loved incorporating it into my literacy activities to discuss character feelings throughout stories. Amazing resource to have on hand.”
Teacher of Mini Humans
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“I am excited to have this poster to help students identify how they are feeling, their social and emotional wellbeing is key to their learning. I hope that this also helps them identify character feelings in reading comprehension selections too.”
Rebecca S.
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TEACH KIDS ABOUT EMOTIONS WITH THESE FEELING GAMES FOR KIDS CARDS!
Are you looking for a fun way to teach kids how to identify emotions? If so, you’ll love this set of feeling games for kids!
The Feeling Games for Kids card deck helps children to increase their emotional vocabulary, normalize feelings, and build empathy. As a consequence to developing a diverse, nuanced vocabulary of feeling words, children begin to develop the necessary tools to express themselves and self-regulate. In other words, these bright, multicultural emotion cards will encourage language development, interpersonal communication, and social emotional learning. Above all, kids learn best through play, which is what they will get to do with this SEL counseling resource.
INCLUDES OVER 7 DIFFERENT GAMES THAT BUILD EMOTIONAL LITERACY AND SOCIAL EMOTIONAL LEARNING
You can use this card set to play at least 7 different familiar games. For example, these therapeutic interventions include:
- “Go Feelings” (Go Fish)
- “Feeling Match-Up” (Concentration)
- “Unfeeling Robot” (Old Maid)
- “Highest Number” (War)
- Act The Feeling Out (Charades)
- Feelings Question Cards
- How Might You Feel If
If you are a school counselor, family therapist, or parent, you are sure to find a format that works best for your students, clients, or children. Recommended for elementary and middle school aged kids.
Looking for a different social emotional learning topic? We have 20 more SEL topics that you can find here.










