Feelings Flips: How Am I Feeling? (Children's Emotion Management Chart)
7.95 x 7.68 x 4.72 inches
20 different feelings and the corresponding positive actions that can be taken
10 different scenes with 10 different feelings
● Assists children to identify, understand and navigate their various moods, emotions, and feelings, to develop emotional awareness from an early age and to learn how to manage their emotions with positive ways. It facilitates children make connections between their thoughts, feelings, and behaviors.
● Features vivid illustrations and life-like characters that capture children's attention and make learning about emotions fun. Each page features a different feeling, making it easy for children to identify and understand their own emotions.
● Serves as a visual tool to help children express what they’re feeling. It encourages open discussions about emotions, providing a supportive way for children to articulate their experiences.
● 20 Different Feelings including tired, silly, shy, happy, nervous, jealous, worried, embarrassed, bored, confused, impatient, surprised, hungry, scared, grumpy, proud, sick, sad, and angry. Kids will enjoy flipping to the character that expresses their current mood, and the corresponding positive choices that can be taken.
● 10 different scenes to allow children to analyze the emotions and feelings of the main characters in each scene, and describe how they feel. Children can learn to observe emotional expressions in others and understand emotional cues. This encourages the development of social emotional skills such as empathy and compassion.
●【For Preschool & Kindergarten & Elementary & Homeschool】This is a fantastic learning tool for any child, particularly for children with Autism, ADHD, adhd or special needs. It's perfect for social workers, ABA therapists. Or displaying at home, in counseling offices, in the classroom calm down corners.
● Every page is laminated and with beautiful kid-friendly illustrations. The tabs around the edge of the feelings flipbook make it quick and easy for children to flip directly to a specific emotion when they are in need.
