Emotions Games Kit

The Emotions Learning Kit is an interactive set of games designed to help young children understand and identify a wide range of emotions. From happiness to sadness and everything in between, this comprehensive kit includes four engaging games: Emotions Match-up, Emotions Snap, Emotions Dominoes, and Emotions Bingo.

Each game encourages meaningful conversations about feelings and emotional expression, providing an enjoyable and educational experience for children aged 3+.

By engaging with these games, children will develop essential social and emotional skills, including empathy, emotional regulation, and communication. The games are an excellent way to foster emotional literacy, helping children recognise and express their emotions in a healthy way, while also learning to understand the feelings of others. Perfect for both the classroom and home, the Emotions Games Kit promotes cooperative play and self-reflection, offering a variety of ways for children to learn about emotions through fun and play.

Kit Includes:

• Emotions Snap - Featuring bright and engaging illustrations, the game can be played in multiple ways, including Snap, Go Fish, or Memory
• Emotions Dominoes - Features 40 dominoes with 20 different emotions, such as happy, sad, excited, and anxious, depicted through monster and child characters.
• Emotions Match-up - Set of 52 self-correcting puzzles that help young children identify and understand 26 different emotions, from happiness to sadness, anxiety to excitement.
• Emotions Bingo - Set includes 6 double-sided bingo boards, 20 emotion character tokens, 100 counters, and a cloth storage bag.

Benefits for Educational Use:

• Promotes emotional literacy: Helps children recognise and label a wide range of emotions.
• Nurtures empathy: Encourages children to understand and relate to the emotions of others.
• Enhances emotional regulation: Supports children in expressing and managing their own emotions.
• Encourages cooperative play: Provides opportunities for teamwork, social interaction, and communication.
• Supports early childhood development: The variety of games caters to different learning styles, promoting critical thinking and self-reflection.

Classroom Ideas:

• Emotion Discussions: After each game, facilitate a discussion about the emotions involved, inviting children to share their thoughts and personal experiences.
• Role-Playing: Use the games as a basis for role-playing activities where students act out emotional scenarios and practise recognising emotional cues.
• Emotion Journals: Encourage students to draw or write about a time they experienced the emotions featured in the games, fostering emotional awareness and reflection.
• Emotion Charades: Use the emotion cards from the games for a fun charades-style activity, where students act out emotions for their peers to guess.