Auibor Social Emotional Learning Activities，Preschool Social Emotional Toys for Kids, 16Pcs Emotion Feelings Cards and 3 Set Faces, Learning Faces Toys for Preschool Learning Activities

This has been very fun for my three year old to play with. I like it because we can play with it just for fun and make silly faces or we can actually do a social emotional lesson. The pieces are fairly sturdy and durable, and the felt stays together without being pulled apart by the pieces. My one year old has also use this and it has survived her crazy hands.

I'm very happy with this learning toy. It comes with multiple eyes, noses, ears, and eyebrows to help your toddler make different expressions. It also comes with a cute card holder for the expression your kiddo is working on at the moment. The only thing I don't like is many of the expressions are the same but other than that it's a very fun toy.

If you are a teacher or someone who has young children who are learning their emotions, this is the perfect tool for you. It comes with so many emotion cards. Your child can begin to recognize each emotion and practice putting the matching pieces on the felt face. It comes with a wooden block that will hold the cards for your child to see easily. I love that every card comes with suggestions on the back on what your child can do when they are feeling this way. If you have a cozy space in your house that you use for your child to calm down, this is the perfect toy to keep in there. Your child can put the felt pieces on the face to match exactly what they’re feeling in that moment and then discuss with you why they are feeling that way. I’m obsessed with this and I think it’s just perfect for preschool or even kindergarten classrooms. Be mindful that some of the pieces are a little smaller so I would definitely suggest that it is for children three and up. It’s made out of a thicker felt so I would say it’s pretty sturdy and worth the money. I would purchase this again for a teacher friend, or a parent with young children!Lindsey Williams

This is a kid-friendly way of approaching and exploring emotions. We pick a card, make a face, ask the questions on the back of the card, and explore the answers.What's nice about this set is that the kiddos can pick the face of the plate they best connect with. It's easy to be inclusive if you use this as a small-group activity.

This is a great tool to use with children to help aid them in their ability to recognize and learn emotions. I have used this in a matching activity, having my patient create the face on the picture card targeted. We then talk about the emotion and work it into the rest of our session. Teachers, speech therapists and or parents can find this useful to teach emotions.