• Identify and read emotions in the faces of others
• Develop a strong emotional vocabulary
• Enhance social skills
• Describe and compare facial expression features
• Build social communication confidence

This culterally and age-inclusive card set is a versatile, engaging way to foster emotional literacy and social communication. They are perfect for preschoolers, elementary students, teens and adults alike.

Unlike other tools, these cards define specific research-based facial features for each emotion, making them an invaluable teaching resource for speech therapists, occupational therapists, ABA professionals, ESL instructors, early childhood educators, and even memory care specialists. Their larger size ensures visibility and ease of use in any setting, from classrooms to therapy sessions.

KEY FEATURES

Defines specific facial features for each emotion

Our cards clearly point out facial features for each emotion. Learn specifically what to look for in the eyes, nose and mouth to read emotions. Crinkled nose? That's probably disgust. Arched eyebrows and dropped jaw? That's the classic look of surprise.

Larger size with easy to see facial details

Our 5x7 inch sized cards make learning easy! Point out a furrowed brow to indicate anger, or eye crinkles that indicate an authentic smile.

Real-Life Faces - No Cartoons or Illustrations

Learn from faces that look like real-life for increased ability to transfer skills to actual social situations.

Game-Based Learning

Our top-rated game, Facial Expression Line, is included, as well as a list of activities and ideas for use at home, in the classroom, in small groups, and 1-on-1.

Social Inferencing Made Easy

For each emotion, you'll find a card with blanks and arrows pointing to different facial features. Can you find the clues that lead you to the conclusion that the person is sad? happy? disgusted? These cards are great for assessment, scaffolding learning and social skills group games.

12 Different Emotions

More emotions than your typical card deck, this set includes faces that are diverse in age, culture, and gender: happy, sad, surprised, confused, disgusted, afraid, tired, bored, contempt, nervous, angry, and frustrated.

CONTENTS: 41 cards, 12 different emotions, 24 different faces, compare/contrast diagrams, ways to use at home, game ideas

Kids, teens and adults who need an evidence-based way to improve their social communication skills. Used by speech therapists, occupational therapists, psychologists, educators, camp leaders, and social skills groups.