Junior Explorers What's My Body Clue?
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Description
Junior Explorers What's My Body Clue?
Help kids tune in to their body clues and make safer, smarter choices through play! In this mindful matching game, children pair animal reactions (a turtle hides, a bear growls, a kookaburra laughs) with the physical sensations we feel (butterflies in the tummy, sweaty palms, jelly legs). It’s a gentle, age-appropriate way to build self-awareness, emotional vocabulary and body-safety skills.
Why you’ll love it
- Turns big feelings into simple body clues kids can recognise and talk about.
- Builds protective behaviours and confident decision-making through discussion and play.
- Strengthens SEL skills: self-awareness, empathy, interoception and communication.
- Flexible play modes - memory match, discussion prompts, role-play or cooperative play.
- Classroom, therapy or home ready with parent tips and kid-friendly guidance.
What’s inside
- A set of sturdy, illustrated animal & body-clue cards
- Large reference poster to explore sensations and emotions together
- Parent guide & kids’ tips to support meaningful conversations
Details
- Ages: 6+
- Players: 2–4
- Play time: ~10–15 minutes (or as long as the chats flow!)
- Ideal for: wellbeing programs, counselling, PSHE/health units, calm corners & family game night
Give kids the language and confidence to notice what their body is telling them—and what to do next.
Not suitable for children under three years old due to small parts, keep out of their reach.
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