KAKE MAKE. EMOTIONS AND FEELINGS COGNITION CARDS
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For children from 4 years and the whole family
- Learn the names of feelings.
- Find out how to express it properly.
- Play and interact.
Here are "Poppy's Poppy" emotion and feeling cards for the whole family. With these cards, you will be more courageous on your journey of discovering your inner world. The cards will help you to find the right ways to express what you feel, to share your thoughts, feelings and experiences and to strengthen your relationships.
In the set you will find:
- 20 feeling and emotion cards. Short, child-friendly descriptions of feelings and emotions will help you understand emotions.
- 20 question cards. They will help you to start a conversation with your child and together find answers to questions that are not always easy or comfortable.
- 10 activity cards. They will offer fun ways to playfully express pleasant and unpleasant emotions and feelings.
"These cards are important signposts pointing the way in the interesting and sometimes confusing world of feelings and emotions. They will help you understand what is happening to you and find the best ways to express it."
Psychologist Asta Blandė
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