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Dr. Playwell's Communicating Feelings Card Game

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$19.46 $25.95 In stock

Category: Card Games

Ages: 6-12. Talking about feelings can be fun! This card game is designed to encourage children to talk about their feelings and understand the feelings of others. This engaging card game challenges kids to recognize how different facial expressions and body language convey feelings, and how to listen and interpret the feelings of others. Game focuses on 13 basic feelings that will help children overcome their emotional, behavioral, or social problems. For 2-4 players.

Contents:

Instructions

Who? What? When? Die

52 Game Cards

12 Understanding Your Feelings Activity Cards (these cards are not part of the actual game, but can be used for giving assignments, which will help think about the importance of talking about feelings.)

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Customer Reviews (4.0 / 5 · 2 reviews)

Hannah ★★★★★

My 8-year-old usually clams up when I ask about her day, but this game had her laughing and describing how she felt when her tower of blocks fell. The challenge cards really do spark conversations, and I've learned more about her friendships in one sitting than in a month of asking.

Christopher V. ★★★☆☆

The game does get my 6-year-old talking about emotions, which is a win, but the gameplay itself got repetitive after a few rounds. The cards are decent quality and the age range feels about right, but I wish there were more varied prompts to keep it fresh.