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Felt Set - Emotions

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$17.99 $24.99 In stock

Felt clings to felt allowing children to move pieces freely for hours of fun-filled learning and creative play. With this emotions felt set children will learn social skills by starting to recognize facial expressions but will also match the expression with a label. The felt set tends to be an effective tool for individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorders as it not only provides a teaching tool but also an activity for kids to do. This set includes: 12 vivid emotions pictures, 12 "feelings" words and a lesson guide with activities.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 2 reviews)

Elizabeth ★★★★★

The little worried face is a great conversation starter for talking about feelings with my preschooler. We've been using the set to act out different scenarios, and it keeps him engaged for a good 20 minutes each time. It's a simple but effective tool for helping him recognize emotions.

Chloe ★★★★★

My daughter loves moving the felt pieces around to show different faces—the way they stick to each other makes it so easy for her to practice happy, sad, and surprised expressions. It's already helping her talk about how she's feeling.