These bright picture cards are a hugely helpful ‘way in’ to talking about our emotions. The pictures are clear, simple and not only capture children’s facial expressions but also the accompanying body language. Comes with a free ideas sheet including ideas such as using the cards to help children put their own feelings into words and in games for example sequencing and ‘what’s my card’.
‘Do you know – I’ve even used these with parents to help them help their children.’
Illustrations by Mark Cripps.
Also available in Welsh
Format: Set of 12 A4 cards of opposing emotions: Bored and motivated, excited and frightened, jealous and loving, confident and nervous, happy and sad, angry and calm + 1 x FREE ideas sheet and 1 x cover card.
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This new product from Positive Press and Jenny Mosely consists of a set of bright picture cards and matching posters. They can be used as a way for children to talk about emotions and how people might look when they feel certain ways.
The pictures not only show the facial expressions but they also demonstrate the body language to go with it. This resource would be suitable for a mainstream school and class of any age. Some children with special needs may find the cards difficult to understand and may take too literal meanings from the body language. i.e. everytime a person puts their hand in their pocket, they are bored. So, use them in the mainstream class for best effect. The cards and posters come with a sheet of ideas and activties on how to use them in the classroom. These cards can be used in drama, SPHE, English and even Visual Arts as an expressive art lesson. The area of emotional literacy is vitally important in the SPHE curriculum so they tick that box too! Very easy to use, the cards come with a list of ideas and ways to incorporate them into the lessons. However, when you open the cards up, the packaging is destroyed as it is only light plastic. The posters would brighten up any corner, display and add to the learning for the child. I think they represent good value as you get the posters and the cards for the one price. The cards come with a range of ideas and activities whereas the posters are as is.
This review was written by Rozz Lewis rozz@anseo.net