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Emotion Dominoes

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9314289034832
  • Emotion Dominoes helps children recognise, name and talk about 20 different emotions - from happy and excited to worried and frustrated
  • Emotion Dominoes helps children recognise, name and talk about 20 different emotions - from happy and excited to worried and frustrated
  • Emotion Dominoes helps children recognise, name and talk about 20 different emotions - from happy and excited to worried and frustrated
$19.95
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Description

Emotion Dominoes

Turn feelings into a game! Emotion Dominoes helps children recognise, name and talk about 20 different emotions - from happy and excited to worried and frustrated - by matching child or monster characters that show the same feeling. It’s a playful way to build social–emotional skills, empathy and confidence.

Why you’ll love it

  • 20 emotions, real language: expands feeling-word vocab so kids can say what they feel.
  • See it, say it, play it: clear facial expressions make recognising emotions easier.
  • Social skills built in: turn-taking, winning/losing gracefully and listening to others.
  • Made for conversations: every match is a chance to share when we’ve felt that way.

What’s included

  • 40 dominoes (mix of child + monster characters)
  • Activity guide with play ideas

How to play (quick start)

  1. Deal 6 dominoes per player; place one in the centre.
  2. Take turns matching emotion to the same emotion (monster ↔ monster or child ↔ child both count—the feeling is the key).
  3. First to place all dominoes wins!

Extension ideas

  • Name it: say the feeling out loud when you play a tile.
  • When I felt…: share a short story about a time you felt that way.
  • Face mirror: everyone copies the expression before the next turn.
  • Scenarios: “What could make someone feel proud / worried?”

Learning benefits

  • Emotion recognition & vocabulary
  • Empathy and perspective-taking
  • Self-regulation discussions
  • Turn-taking and cooperative play

Details

  • Age: 3+
  • Players: 2–6 (great for small groups, calm corners and SEL lessons)
Not suitable for children under three years old due to small parts, keep out of their reach.

 

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