Help kids talk about their feelings with this fun social-emotional learning game inspired by distance learning! Kids build empathy and SEL skills as they decode the video callers' facial expressions in Who's Feeling What?, a communication game for kids from Learning Resources! Here's how you play this fun social-emotional learning game: set up the board with 12 kiddy callers, draw a chat card containing an SEL prompt, then mark the callers with matching emotions using fun emotion icon tokens! As kids match the emotions with the corresponding faces, they'll also use this emotion toy to find fun, interactive way to talk about feelings with parents or teachers! No game of Who's Feeling What? is ever the same—with 24 possible callers and emotions prompts to choose from, you can set up a new game board every time you play with this feeling toy for kids! Who's Feeling What? makes a great addition to classroom game collections and home playrooms—the included activity guide even features multiple ways to use this communication game for kids to build stronger SEL skills! We're Learning Resources®, and we've been helping parents and teachers build generations of amazing kids since 1984. From ABCs and 123s to fine motor and STEM skills, our educational toys offer kids the building blocks they need to succeed in school and develop a lifelong love of learning. Discover countless ways to learn through play with our award-winning products, including Toy of the Year winners Tumble Trax®, Botley® the Coding Robot, and Coding Critters™.

• Spot the Face, Spot the Emotion: Inspired by distance learning, this social-emotion learning game and activity set helps kids strengthen their SEL skills as they match the callers with their feelings!
• Never the Same Activity Twice: With 12 double-sided caller cards and 12 double-sided emotion prompt cards, this communication game for kids lets you design a new game board every time you play!
• A Fun Way to Talk About Feelings: Ready for use at home or in the classroom, Who's Feeling What? comes with an SEL activity guide with ideas on how to use this emotion toy to get kids talking and learning!
• Ages and Stages: Specially designed with little ones in mind, this feeling toy for kids helps little ones as young as 3 build school-ready SEL and problem-solving skills!
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