EMOTIONS

Educational Cards for Talking About Feelings (Ages 3–7)

Through everyday situations, different emotions, and possible responses, children are encouraged to reflect, express themselves, and understand that emotions are normal — and choices always exist.

Emotions is an educational card set designed to help children recognize, name, and talk about their feelings in a natural, pressure-free way. Through everyday situations, different emotions, and possible responses, children are encouraged to reflect, express themselves, and understand that emotions are normal — and choices always exist.

There are no right or wrong answers. The cards open conversations rather than test knowledge, making them ideal for home, kindergarten, and therapy settings.

What’s the Goal?

To support children in:

• expressing emotions with words, not behavior

• understanding that different people may feel differently in the same situation

• exploring constructive ways to react to emotions

This is emotional literacy without preaching.

What’s Inside the Box

• 10 situation cards – familiar moments from a child’s everyday life

• 10 emotion cards – core emotions children experience regularly

• 10 action cards – different possible reactions or coping strategies

The cards can be combined freely, allowing for dozens of discussions and role-play scenarios.

Learning & Development Benefits

• Develops emotional intelligence and self-awareness

• Encourages communication and empathy

• Builds social skills and understanding of consequences

• Supports emotional regulation through discussion and choice

• Suitable for individual play, group activities, or guided conversations

Age Range

3–7 years
Adaptable in depth: simple naming of emotions for younger children, deeper discussions for older ones.

How to Use (Parent & Educator Tip)

Pick a situation card and ask:

• “How do you think the child feels?”

• “Have you felt like this before?”

• “What could they do next?”

Let the child choose emotion and action cards — their answer matters more than logic. This is where the magic happens.

Perfect For

• Home discussions

• Kindergartens and preschools

• Psychologists, therapists, and SEN specialists

• Children who struggle to verbalize feelings

• Building emotional routines (morning talks, calm-down moments)