Creatures Full of Feelings Curriculum

My 4-year-old looks forward to our "Slumberkins time" each day, and I love that the lessons are play-based so she doesn't even realize she's learning emotional vocabulary. The weekly guides keep me on track without feeling overwhelming.

My kids actually look forward to our "feeling lessons" now, which I never thought possible. The way each lesson pairs a specific emotion with a creature makes it click for them.

The digital download made it so easy to start using the lessons right away. My kids are already identifying their feelings with the creature cards, and the activities keep them engaged.

My four-year-old gets so excited when I pull out the Slumberkins lessons—the way it blends storytelling with emotional skill-building actually holds his attention. The curriculum’s structure makes it easy to weave into our daily routine without feeling forced.

I've been using the curriculum for a few weeks now, and the way it integrates lessons with the Slumberkins characters makes emotional literacy feel natural and engaging for my preschooler. The downloadable activities have been perfect for our morning routine—simple enough to set up in minutes.

My kindergartener has been working through the activities about identifying emotions, and I love how the curriculum includes clear prompts for discussion. The digital format makes it so easy to print a new page whenever we need a refresher on a specific feeling.

We started using the digital lesson plans alongside the plush toys and my daughter actually asks to do the breathing exercises before bed now. The step-by-step format makes it easy for me to follow without any prep.

My 5-year-old loves the Slumberkins characters, and this curriculum actually made emotional literacy feel like playtime rather than a lesson. The discussion prompts in the digital guide were perfect for starting real conversations about feelings at his level.

The downloadable worksheets have been a perfect way to reinforce the lessons after we read the books. My child especially loves the silly monster emotion cards. It’s made our dinnertime chats about feelings feel so much easier.

My kid actually asks to do the breathing exercises from the Forest Friend lesson now, which is a total win for any parent. The digital format makes it so easy to just pull up the next activity during our morning routine.