Listening Lotto Game - Faces & Feelings
Item # FACEFEEL
Carson-Dellosa®
$33.58
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Get it Mar 12, 2025
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Description
Ages 3+ / Grades PreK+
Children can develop listening skills while learning to identify feelings and facial expressions. To play the game, children listen to the sounds on the CD and match their tokens to images on the game boards with what they hear.
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Specifications
Brand Name
Carson-Dellosa®
Age / Grade
Ages 3+ / Grades PreK+
Alias
FACEFEEL
Assembly Required
No
Manufacturer
Carson-Dellosa Publishing
UPC
044222198541
MPN
846032
Description
Ages 3+ / Grades PreK+
Children can develop listening skills while learning to identify feelings and facial expressions. To play the game, children listen to the sounds on the CD and match their tokens to images on the game boards with what they hear.
- Encourages exploration of the look and tone of emotions with how they relate to different narrative statements.
- Each game set includes 12 game cards (5-1/2" x 8-1/2" each) with 8 photos per card, 120 game tokens, an audio CD
- Faces and feelings include: happy, angry, tired, disgusted, thinking, worried, bored, sad/hurt, pouting, scared, excited, in trouble, shocked and silly
- No reading required
- SEL: Supports social emotional development and social emotional learning.
- CALM-DOWN TOOLS: Use this in conjunction with other calm-down tools to create a place of peace in your classroom.
Specifications
Brand Name
Carson-Dellosa®
Age / Grade
Ages 3+ / Grades PreK+
Alias
FACEFEEL
Assembly Required
No
Manufacturer
Carson-Dellosa Publishing
UPC
044222198541
MPN
846032
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Verified Buyer
the pictures are good the CD is in dull
CHALLENGING
Verified Buyer
I thought this would be perfect for preschoolers to help them identify their feelings. The photos on the cards are of other children which makes them more appealing. My helper and I felt that it was difficult to discern what emotion some of the faces was conveying. Also, some of the faces convey more than one emotion. Better if played with 1-2 kids so adult can help them if needed.
teaching emotions
Verified Buyer
teaching emotions to young children in game form will allow the students to engage without standing out.