Emotion-oes Game

Name: Emotion-oes Game
SKU: G-EMO
Price: 11.59 USD
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Rating: 4.3 (3 reviews)

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Description:

A new, emotion-centric spin on the classic game of dominoes, Emotion-oes provides a fun way for children to discuss and learn about emotions and feelings. Players use game pieces to match up feeling pictures with their names and in the process learn to identify and differentiate different emotions.

Includes 56 full-color game pieces, instructions, and storage box. 2-6 players. Ages 4+.

Additional Product Info

Topics:	Emotions
ISBN:	9781483800332
Recommended ages:	Not specified. See product description.
Printed in:	China

WARNING:
CHOKING HAZARD - small parts
Not for children 3 years or under

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Customers say AI generated summary

Customers say kids love playing this and often ask for it, making it a useful therapy tool. It’s praised for helping younger children identify feelings and facial cues through mimicking, and it can be adapted for older kids with more challenging matching or scenario play. One reviewer notes the concept is good but the thin cardboard may not hold up well to heavy use.

What they like

Kids enjoy it (2)
Helps emotion ID (1)
Facial cues (1)
Adaptable for ages (1)

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Thin cardboard (1)
Durability concerns (1)

The Emotion-oes Game is an excellent tool for feelings identification...

by Kim Thull

April 13 2022

The Emotion-oes Game is an excellent tool for feelings identification with my younger kiddos! They enjoy mimicking the faces on the cards and it helps them identify facial cues for emotions. With the older kiddos we do more challenging tasks; for example we don't say the emotion on the card when matching, instead we say similar emotions to the card or scenarios in which the kiddo would feel that emotion. It is a great way to incorporate the feelings wheel with pictures and games.

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Good concept but they are just a thin cardboard which I don't think...

by dogmom

May 13 2020

Good concept but they are just a thin cardboard which I don't think will last very long with little hands.

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My clients love this game-- they often ask if it is in my therapy bag...

by Simone T

February 20 2019

My clients love this game-- they often ask if it is in my therapy bag when I make home visits. A winner!