What Do I Feel? A Flash Card Game For Kids to Help Discuss and Express Feelings And Encourage Expression Through Speech. Emotion Cards for grades 4 and up

Great game to help your little one identify/express emotions.

I am always looking for more social emotional materials for my work. I love the pictures on these and durability of the cards. Just wish there were more variety of cards instead of multiple sets of the same ones. Either way I’m able to share a set with a coworker.

fun way of learning expressing your feelings as a kid

For younger kids. I got for autistic 7 year old and its really for 5 and under.

Basically go fish with emotion cards but there were no questions or labels on any of the cards we received. It was just a stack of cards with pictures

This set of “What do I Feel?” give ‘n’ get card game by Michal Laufer is a 44 piece card game that helps stimulate conversation with children by helping them express their emotions. The card game comes in a very bright and colorful box, which seems attractive to anyone in the recommended players age category of age 4 and up. The cards have different images on them and kids utilize these images to vocalize and to put their feelings into words. It’s a great way for parents to communicate with their children and to get them to open up to them, especially when the child may have a hard time explaining how they feel. These images can be connected to real life things in the childrens or parents life and it can help connect and open communication. For children, especially siblings, this can be a good way for them to connect too and to express themselves to one another. The images on the cards are nicely displayed and the printing is great quality. The cards seems to be durable and should take some wear and tare over time. I would recommend these to any family with young children and teens. These would even be great for counselors to use, church youth groups, summer camps, or even in the games section in a school. It’s a great way for kids to learn how to be more open and expressive. I received this product for free in exchange for my honest and unbiased review, this review is 100% my own opinion.

I purchased this product when I was doing in home therapy with kids. The 6 year old and 10 year old that I used it with responded well and enjoyed playing! It's a good tool for children who struggle to express their own feelings.

This card game is unique and can be used several ways. One way that the directions say to play is like the card game “Go Fish.” The object is to get matches, and the player with the most matches once all the cards are gone, wins the game.I thought this would be a good game to play with my grandchildren. We play a lot of games together and I'm always looking for new and different ones. The first time we played it, we would pick a card and the person that picked the card had to say a time they felt the emotion on the card. For instance, I picked a sad card and said, “I felt sad when grandpa got hurt.”This game was a fantastic way to have the kids (ages 4, 5 and 6) talk about their feelings. I learned things about them that I didn't know they felt.I knew this was a hit when we played a different game tonight. The game, what is your favorite. I asked “what is your favorite game”. We all went around and answered. 6 year old Lexi answered, “My favorite game is the new What Do I Feel game.”We will continue to play this game. It's a great way for kids to express their feelings.I RECEIVED THIS PRODUCT FOR FREE FOR MY HONEST AND UNBIASED REVIEW