Life Skills, J'exprime Mes Emotions
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When did you feel angry? What makes you sad or very happy? Could you describe jealousy in your own words? A fun game to learn to open up to others and to tell, recognize and express your emotions.
Depending on the token drawn, the child must act out the emotion shown on the square of the game board, describe how he feels it or tell a situation in which he felt it. This game will help the child to recognize different emotions and to express them through mime or storytelling. The child will thus be able to acquire greater self-confidence and it will then be easier for him to manage and overcome unpleasant emotions such as jealousy and fear.
With a game board, a wheel with arrow, 22 tokens and 4 place cards.
In thick and resistant cardboard for hours of play!
The Life Skill or "life skill" worked through this game is EMOTION MANAGEMENT.
Designed in partnership with early childhood experts, Life Skills games are psycho-educational games that aim to promote child development. They not only stimulate skills useful for learning, but also and above all those essential for a good quality of personal and relational life.
The objective of this range is to develop the psycho-emotional skills of your child and this, in his relation to the world which surrounds him. These educational games will teach your child to live his own life better thanks to a wide choice of games that will make his life easier and help him to manage his stress, his fears, his emotions ...
Life Skills is a range of products with which the child can play alone , but which allow them to share stimulating and quality moments with the family .
What are "Life Skills" or "life skills"?
Life skills are the personal and relationship skills or competences that every child should develop in order to live a quality life and bring out their potential in order to grow up to be a happy person .
The 10 Life Skills or "life skills" identified by the WHO (World Health Organization) are:
- Make decisions : face decisions constructively
- Solve problems : identify effective solutions
- Creative thinking : finding original ideas and solutions
- Critical thinking : analyze and evaluate situations
- Effective communication : expressing yourself appropriately
- Effective relationships : interact positively
- Self- awareness: knowing yourself
- Sensitivity and empathy : understanding others
- Emotion management : recognize your own emotions and those of others
- Stress management : know and control the sources of tension
When did you feel angry? What makes you sad or very happy? A fun game to recognize and express your emotions. From 4 years old.
The Life Skill or "life skill" worked through this game is EMOTION MANAGEMENT.
MADE IN ITALY.
