Social Emotional Learning Games, 55 PCS Social Skills Games, Communication Games for Kids, Emotion Feeling Cardboard Birthday Toys Gift for Toddlers Boy Girl 3+

This purchase is used in our elementary campus SEL room for a fun way to practice emotional awareness. Super cute and the students enjoy playing.

My church kids love the games and different prizes that I get off of here and give to them. I use this to remind the kids that facial expressions say alot. They just love it. They said that they are always the best and the most fun. 5 out of 5 for us.

Identification of others' emotions can be difficult for children who have ASD, but GiftAmaz' 55 PC Social Emotional Learning Game has really helped that deficit in my students by providing the following features:- All you need to get started is included in this box, allowing you more time with your little ones and less time setting up a valuable resource.- Easy-to-follow and genuine good times had by all, there's very few instructions that have to be taught and can be understood by all.- I was surprised by this product's low price because it comes with so many helpful cutouts/pieces that obviously took some time to create.If you have students or children with ASD and are struggling to find subject matter that will help them develop the necessary independent life skills needed as they get older, this product's for you! 100% satisfied and recommended!

Fun hands on social emotional learning game for kids. Used with my preschoolers, and was very easy to use. All materials included are good quality and durable. Would recommend for for helping students make connections to SEL in an engaging fun game.

Love this as an addition to my early year lessons about emotions and friendships. The Bingo format is also a great early game for my preschoolers.

Perfect to build social and emotional awareness in school aged kids.

This game is a fantastic resource for teaching emotions, empathy, facial expressions, body language, and cause/effect! The questions not only require players to guess they feeling on each person's face, but inspire players to consider what might have happened to cause those feelings. Emojis are matched with the facial expressions on people's faces. This game is super potable with the bingo cards being the inside of the box lids.

I got this GiftAmaz emotional game for my three-year-old daughter, with the hope of helping her better understanding emotions. I did not realize initially that the instructions are on the back of the box (not on a paper), so I struggles on how to set up the game. After seeing the instructions, I understood better, but I still had some questions. The character cards are double sided, and labeled a and b. There is nothing mentioned in the instructions about a and b and on which side to place them on the board. I assumed a and b stands for the two players, so I placed the characters with a on one board, and the ones with b on the other board. I am still not sure about the double sided, I chose one side at random. I think the game is ok, a little too hard for three-years-olds to play by the rules, but the game keeps her entertained by just playing with the emoji and the characters without any rules.