EAMAYEmotions and Feelings Pocket Chart for Kids with 31 Cards,Social Emotional Learning Pocket Chart for Classroom and Home-School,Black (Black)

Purchase as a gift for a teacher. Exactly what I expected. Would Purchase again.

Images are vibrant! I love the wooden sticks they are big enough to put an image on the head and name on the stick!

I liked the size of this chart for the space I had for it. The real pictures of the emotions. I wish that the sicks were a little shorter. The kids love telling us how they feel when they use the chart.

Learning about emotions is very important for good emotional development as adults. This item is really nice and makes has a good format for helping children learn to identify emotions in others and how most people typically express these emotions. I would pair these with other emotional learning activities and toys to bring variety and improve engagement. Great product.

This is going to be perfect for checking in on my kids mental health in our classroom! I love how simple it is for them to use and how little thinking is required to make this a daily habit for them to get into. This is also going to help me to know which kids I need to double check on to make sure everything is okay and see how I can help. I love this!!!

This is an efficient way to conduct a whole group emotional check-in.-The kit comes with 30 wooden sticks. You can attach a picture or write the kiddo's name on the stick.-The emotion cards allow for generalization by including pictures of real people versus emoji pictures, a significant modification!-The chart is sturdy enough to withstand the hands of excited kiddos.Overall, this is a complete teaching tool for targeting emotions-either in a 1:1 or group setting. The only change I suggest is to have other colors available for the backdrop.

Got this for my son to help him learn how to express his emotions. The only thing i can complain about is the fact that a bunch of the cards are repeats or too similar for a small child to distinguish.

I like the wide variety of emotions represented, and the actual photos of kids with these emotions. I think this will be a great tool to lead our son with Down syndrome to be able to express himself better. The quality seems good. The cards are closer to card stock then heavy cardboard, but I think they'll last.