Feelings Identification Tools

Learning to say “I feel…” is an important skill. This collection offers feeling identity activities that help kids notice emotions, find the right words, and share how they feel in safe ways.
Self-Regulation Training Board
$35.99 $39.95
Self-Regulation Thumball
$18.99 $19.95
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Todd Parr's Feelings Flashcards
$12.99 $14.99
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Emoji Stress Balls (One Dozen)
$10.49 $14.99
Expressionary Board Game
$59.97
Emotions Thumball
$14.49 $15.99
Meebie Add on: Therapy Pack
$22.95
All About Me Feelings Activity Set
$16.99 $23.99
F is for Feelings (paperback)
$10.99 $12.99
My Emotions Wheel Puzzle
$29.99 $32.99
Emotional Bingo for Teens
$44.95
Emotional Bingo for Children
$44.95
Roll with It: the Coping Skills Kit
$25.99 $29.99
Wave
$14.99
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Coping Cue Cards Sensory Deck
$17.99 $19.99
Social Skills Board Games - 4 Games
$13.99 $19.99
Temper Tamers in a Jar
$10.99 $12.99
The Boy with Big, Big Feelings
$12.79 $18.99
Emotions Glass Gems
$6.99
Sometimes I Am Hot Lava
$10.39 $17.99
The Self-Regulation Workbook For Kids
$12.99 $17.95
When I Feel Scared
$8.49 $9.99
Mood Flip Book
$14.99
Write and Wipe Mirrors (Set of 4)
$21.49 $25.99
Feelings Flips - How Am I Feeling?
$9.69 $12.99
House of Emotions
$29.99
My Feelings & Me (8-Book Set)
$13.99 $15.99
I Feel...
$11.69 $14.99
Feelings and Emotions Matching Game
$18.99 $20.95
Marcy’s Having All the Feels
$9.99 $10.95
When I Miss You
$7.99 $9.99
When I Feel Angry
$6.29 $9.99
Feelings Activity Book For Toddlers
$6.99 $12.99
Plunktika Early Childhood Game
$31.99 $34.95
The Way I Feel
$9.99 $16.95
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Feeling identity is foundational in achieving emotional intelligence. Before children can manage their biggest feelings, they first need to be able to recognize them, name them, and understand that every emotion has a place. The tools in this section turn that process into hands on, child friendly practice.
 
Shop games, puppets, dolls, books, and visual aids that invite kids to explore a full range of emotions. Many items use colors, faces, and simple words so even young or reluctant communicators can point, match, and sort feelings before they are ready to talk about them.
 
These resources are ideal for:
  • Individual and small group counseling
  • SEL lessons focused on naming and expressing feelings
  • Play therapy work
  • Classroom calm corners or feelings check in stations
  • Caregivers who want language for everyday emotion coaching
Whether you are helping a child identify worry in their body, practice new words for different feelings, or telling the story behind a strong emotion, this category gives you the tools you need to make feelings understandable and manageable.