Emotions Games BUNDLE!

Make learning emotions fun!! This new bundle features 3 games focused on teaching, reinforcing or practicing emotions.

Included in the BUNDLE:

• Emotions BINGO
• Emotions Dice
• Emotions Charades

Emotions BINGO is a great way to explore emotions in small groups. The game is designed to be played along with the included call cards, as these prompt further discussion about the feelings and extend learning.

CALL CARDS: This game is a bit of a twist on traditional BINGO: Rather than just saying the feeling word out loud - players are prompted to work out which feeling is being described by the caller, who reads out a scenario on the card (see the preview for an detailed example of the call cards).

There are 3 call cards per emotion - so you can play with the same group a number of times without it becoming too repetitive (60 call cards in total).

This game comes with 6 vibrant watercolour BINGO boards (16 emotions on each board) and the game covers a broad range of feelings, totalling 20 feelings:

• Sad
• Angry
• Happy
• Excited
• Proud
• Worried
• Confused
• Embarrassed
• Surprised
• Scared
• Calm
• Left Out
• Frustrated
• Annoyed
• Brave
• Bored
• Shy
• Disappointed
• Silly
• Grateful

Emotions dice: these can be a very effective therapeutic tool for helping BOTH children and teens identify and express their emotions.

• These can be useful as an icebreaker to open up bigger conversations about emotions
• They can also be useful as a regular feelings check in with children and teens

The dice set comes with a two dice with a mix of positive and challenging emotions, so it gives you the chance to discuss a broad range of feelings!

Prompts provided to extend conversation!

The dice can be used together many ways - Such as, to explore mixed feelings. Or used separately, if your lesson or session focus is on one domain.

Emotion charades: this game can be very a useful tool in teaching children the body language and facial expressions that are commonly used to convey emotions, (especially useful for those on the Autism Spectrum).

• Emotion charades is suitable for all ages that can read (or have adult assistance when playing to read for them)
• It is a fun and engaging way to teach non verbal communication skills!
• Useful for beginning to learn to interpret body language and facial expressions related to feelings or, to reinforce prior learning!