Description
50 Emotion Activities is a set of double-sided activity cards that teach children how to identify and express different emotions using interactive tasks such as art, music, dance, acting and group work. As children progress through the activity they will develop new vocabulary and techniques to deal with emotions. Contains 50 cards. Ages 4+
Key Features:
- Double-sided activity cards that teach children how to identify and express different emotions
- Interactive tasks such as art, music, dance, acting and group work
- Contains 50 cards
- Children will develop new vocabulary and techniques to deal with emotions
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