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I Heard Your Feelings Conversation Cards

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$11.54 $17.49 In stock

Category: Cartões de aprendizagem

Each Conversation Card features a common scenario, such as being picked for a team, or accidentally breaking a vase. Questions on the back of each card invite parents and children to discuss what is happening and how the characters are feeling in each scene. By looking at the characters’ faces and postures and reflecting on a child's own experiences, these cards help children to recognize emotional dynamics in a variety of situations, while sparking important conversations about feelings and socialization.

Product Benefits: Helps develop empathy and observational skills while examining friendly illustrations depicting emotional dynamics in a variety of situations. Conversation Cards cultivate valuable communication and analytical skills while building an essential foundation for social and emotional learning.

Age: 3+
Card Size: 48 durable flash cards, 2 parent cards, 4.5" x 6"
Illustrator: Saxton Freymann 
Awards: Winner of the Oppenheim SNAP Award & Oppenheim Gold Award

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    Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

    Edward ★★★★★

    We've had these cards out every night since they arrived, and the scenarios like the accidentally broken vase really get my kids talking about feelings they'd never bring up on their own. The questions on the back are simple enough that my 6-year-old can jump in, but they still lead to surprisingly

    Claire ★★★★★

    The "being picked for a team" card sparked a surprisingly deep chat with my 8-year-old about how she feels in gym class—questions on the back really do the heavy lifting. We've used them three nights in a row now, and my quieter kid actually opens up with these as a starting point.

    Evelyn C. ★★★★★

    Dinner table used to be silent until I pulled these out. The card about accidentally breaking a vase got my 4-year-old talking about a cup he dropped at grandma's, and the questions on the back kept the conversation going way longer than I expected.