Feelings & Emotions Puzzle Cards - SEL, Emotional Regulation Tools for Kids, Toddlers Calming Corners, Montessori Essentials, Matching Games, Flash Cards, Homeschool, Preschool

These puzzle cards are an amazing visual tool for helping children identify and express emotions. As a Mental Health Consultant, I use them often in social-emotional lessons and small-group counseling. They spark great discussions and help kids connect emotions with facial expressions. Very sturdy and age-appropriate for preschool and early elementary students. Easy to use; 48 pieces and card size is manageable to carry from place to place and easy to store away.

As a mother navigating the world of having a little one in the spectrum, finding engaging and educational tools that address her specific needs can be a serious challenge. That's why discovering the Learning Resources Feelings & Emotions Puzzle Cards has been such a relief and a joy. This 48-piece set is more than just a toy; it's become an integral part of our daily learning and development routine Each card vividly illustrates different feelings and situations, encouraging her to express and understand emotions in a supportive way. The tactile nature of assembling puzzles also engages her fine motor skills and keeps her attention focused. For any parent seeking effective social-emotional learning toys that cater to young children on the autism spectrum, I can't recommend the Learning Resources Feelings & Emotions Puzzle Cards enough. It's really helping her identify facial cues, and the corresponding emotion, which is instrumental to her development and social emotional learning. Plus they are durable, vibrant, double sided puzzle pieces which are easy for little hands to handle. This one is an all around winner for us!

The Learning Resources Feelings & Emotions Puzzle Cards are an effective hands-on resource for supporting social-emotional learning in early childhood settings. The cards clearly illustrate a variety of emotions and social situations, helping students build emotional recognition, vocabulary, and appropriate emotional responses.

These puzzle cards are a wonderful tool for helping young children understand and explore their feelings and emotions. The illustrations are clear and engaging, making it easy for kids to identify and discuss different feelings. The puzzle format adds an element of fun and encourages problem-solving skills, which is a great bonus. One thing that would make these cards even better is if the pieces were larger. Bigger pieces would be easier for small hands to manipulate, especially for children who may have fine motor skill challenges. Despite this, the cards are still a valuable resource for parents, teachers, and therapists looking to support social-emotional learning.

This was a great buy to use during my daughter's aba therapy sessions.

My toddler enjoys hands on learning. I love that this puzzle has real life photos of kids showing their feelings and emotions as well as emojis labeled. It is two- sided, one side showing the emoji and then an animated situation of when someone would feel that certain way. Then the child can match it to the photograph. Each puzzle has only one correct answer. The puzzles help my child match the puzzles together. The puzzle pieces are sturdy and well made. I would suggest introducing a few feeling puzzles, so it’s not too overwhelming for the child and slowly adding more.

I got this for my son for therapies and he loves them

Muy pero muy buenos para trabajar emociones con los niños , les presento vídeos sobre emociones para que ellos las identifiquen a través de estas piezas

Mein Sohn liebt das Gefühl-Puzzle . Durch die Smileys und die Bilder gut zu verstehen, auch wenn der Text leider auf Englisch ist. Die Teile sind stabil verarbeitet.

Good tool

Excellent resources for teaching young people about emotions

Que a los alumnos les encantó este puzzles de emociones y que aprendieron los sustantivos en otro idioma, lo cual ayudará a tenerlos como banco de palabras para construir oraciones, consolidando lo aprendido. Jugando se aprende mejor.

Buena calidad con 24 puzles para representar 24 emociones. Para mi nieta de 4 años seleccionar las 7 u 8 emociones más simples y poco a poco iré añadiendo el resto.