Colour Cubed

Help children build important social and emotional learning skills with the Learn About Feelings Activity Set.

Use the colourful character cards to help children identify how facial expressions and body language show what people are feeling. This set also has 4 character cubes with colourful illustrations of faces and bodies.

To reinforce the learning, have children match the facial expressions to the body postures. There are also photographs of real situations to get children talking about how people feel in those circumstances.

The included Activity Guide has easy-to-follow activities and tips for helping children with feelings and emotions.

There’s a different emotion in every roll with these brightly coloured avocados designed to help teach children about emotions and feelings. Each avocado pops apart to reveal a rolling pit with emoji-style expressions. Use them to encourage social emotional learning (SEL), prompt conversations about feelings, and help with early learning and fine motor skills.

The crazy robot inventor needs your help! Shake the Robot Randomiser to reveal the robot’s features, and then scan the robot heads on the board until you find a match. This fun game helps children build the visual scanning and discrimination skills needed for reading print. There’s no reading needed, so it’s ideal for preschoolers and fun for the whole family. For 2-4 players.

Express Your Feelings Memory Match Game is an update on a childhood classic game that helps children build memory skills and explore diverse feelings through play-based learning. The Feelings Tiles feature photos of real children expressing a wide variety of expressive faces that reflect how feelings can look and feel different. Children match 20 unique feelings including happy, sad, frustrated, accepted, and more in a familiar memory game format. Spark conversations, build emotional vocabulary, and keep children engaged as they learn about their own feelings and those of others.

Curious young astronomers can view everything from birds in a tree to the night sky in closer detail with our redesigned GeoSafari® Jr. My First Telescope. This toy telescope is an ideal introduction to telescopes for young children. It has an adjustable focus knob that is easy for little hands to turn, right-side up images, and 12.5x magnification

Kanoodle Extreme

Stacking Shapes Garden

Four bottles, four feelings! Expand the social emotional learning of our original Express Your Feelings Sensory Bottles with even more bottles!

Add the Excited, Impatient, Lonely, and Nervous bottles to our other sets which are sold separately. Each bottle has a unique facial expression and colour, and the motion of its contents represent that feeling.

The bottles can be used to help children communicate their feelings, or to self-manage their emotions. Watching the motion can also help children to calm down and focus.

These child-safe bottles are sized for little hands to hold and are securely sealed. Children can use the bottles in a classroom, at home, or on the go. They are also suitable for zones such as calming corners.

Tactile Discs

Foot Shape Marker - pair

Support your student's creative writing projects with this reference chart of common antonyms. Its useful mix of informative content and colourful design makes it an attractive and very useful classroom display or even home resource.