Facing Big Feelings: An Interactive Game to Explore Emotions
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Regulating big emotions can be a challenge. By naming and defining emotions, they get easier to understand. This knowledge builds kids’ confidence and empowers them to manage emotions on their own in the future.
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Print out and use this flashcard deck to teach your child to recognize and identify different feelings and emotions while having fun too!
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