Category: 配件
透過我們的「滿滿情緒生物卡牌組」，讓孩子以安全且有趣的方式表達感受！孩子們可以練習運用肢體語言，與朋友及我們最喜愛的Slumberkins生物一起辨識並演繹各種情緒。非常適合照顧者、教育工作者、治療師與諮商師使用！
玩法說明：
情緒遊戲永遠不無聊！我們的情緒卡牌遊戲共有6種玩法，可依玩家人數彈性調整。
My six-year-old had a blast acting out "silly" and "curious" with the body language prompts—finally a game that gets her talking about feelings without a meltdown. The cards are sturdy enough for our rowdy sessions too.
We’ve had so much fun acting out the different feeling cards—the silly monster faces my kids make crack me up every time. It's a fantastic way to turn tough emotional conversations into a game.
My daughter struggles to talk about her feelings, but the body language prompts on these cards got her acting out “frustrated” with hilarious stomps and sighs. It turned a tough conversation into a playful game for both of us.
My daughter loves mimicking the silly faces on the cards, and it's actually helping her name her own emotions for the first time. The body language prompts make it feel like a game, not a lecture.
My son has started using the cards to show me how he's feeling before he even speaks, and the body language prompts have made that so much easier. It's actually helped him learn new words for emotions like “frustrated” and “curious.” He genuinely asks to play with them.
My five-year-old loves acting out the silly "wiggly" creature card, which got him laughing instead of shutting down. The body language prompts make emotional vocabulary feel like a game, not a lesson. It’s already helping him name feelings during our bedtime check-ins.
My three-year-old already uses the "worried" card to show me how she feels before a meltdown starts. It’s such a simple way to practice naming emotions through body language. Happy with how sturdy the cards feel, too.
My six-year-old loves acting out the surprised creature card—it's hilarious watching her exaggerated gasp. The body language prompts are way more engaging than I expected for teaching emotions. We've already played three rounds tonight.
My kid loves acting out the "surprised" card with big eyes and a gasp, and it's helped her describe how she feels after a tough day at school. The body language prompts make it way more engaging than a simple feelings chart.
My niece was struggling to name her emotions, so this deck was perfect for acting them out through silly faces and poses. The cards are sturdy and the prompts are clear enough for her to follow on her own. It's already become part of our after-school routine.