Chalk and Chuckles Monkey Expressions Feelings Puzzle for Kids, Ages 3, 4, 5 Years, Learning and Teaching Aids for Toddlers & Preschoolers, Educational Gifts for Boys & Girls, Creative Play, Build EQ

Name: Chalk and Chuckles Monkey Expressions Feelings Puzzle for Kids, Ages 3, 4, 5 Years, Learning and Teaching Aids for Toddlers & Preschoolers, Educational Gifts for Boys & Girls, Creative Play, Build EQ
Brand: Chalk and Chuckles
SKU: Chalk-and-Chuckles-M-8800768229553
Price: 557.0 INR
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DISCOVERY TOOL- A perfect puzzle to add to your collection of feelings books for toddlers. Children manipulate the eyes and mouth pieces to make expressions-happy, sad, angry, surprised or scared.
EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE- Kids often do not understand - Why they feel scared or nervous? Why they can not control their mood? Or why they are both sad and mad? Our puzzle helps children to playfully talk about feelings. Build social and emotion skills, empathy for success in life.
CREATIVE PLAY - Ask your child to copy, name and mimic the Monkeys Moods. Use the situation cards to make stories. Discuss the connection between emotions and facial expressions.
ENGAGING & EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITY TOY- A fun, interactive emotion game- identify and recognise. Expands language, communication and social skills. Boosts confidence.
PERFECT GIFT- Solid construction with chunky magnetic pieces. No reading required-a favourite with parents. Great for screen-free play. Age 2+ year old and up. For boys and girls

From the manufacturer

Monkey Expressions- Show what you feel and why is a magnetic puzzle that helps children identify emotions and express or communicate their feelings.

The lovable monkey's mood changes all the time, just like the children out there. But do you know why? Being chased by the bear, he feels scared & surprised to see colourful, beautiful butterflies fly out when he unwraps his gift.

A pre-school skill builder that grows with your child.

Change the eyes & mouth expressions on the monkey to show what he is feeling. Make up just the right story behind why the monkey's feeling the way he is or explore your own emotions and feelings.
Move on to naming a feeling. E.g. "Scared" and asking the child to create that expression on the monkey without reference pictures.
And finally build connecting skills. Place a situation card over the monkey's head. See what is happening and ask the child to identify the feeling. Name the feeling and make that expression on the monkey.
Be totally creative in your play!

Contains: 1 wooden box + 15 Magnetic pieces( 5 eye pieces+ 5 mouth pieces+ 5 thought bubbles)

Ages 3 to 6

Players 1 or more

Monkey expressions1

Recognising and copying expressions

See the monkey feeling 'Sad, Mad or Glad!'

Monkey expressions 2

A level up- Recall

Name a feeling. E.g. "Scared" and ask the child to create that expression on the monkey without reference pictures.

C&C tip! Ask the child to make a scared face and see themselves in the mirror. Let them see if the expressions match.

Monkey expressions 3

Connect

Place a situation card over the monkey's head. See what is happening and ask the child to identify the feeling. Name the feeling and make that expression on the monkey.

Allows for creative play.

Why focus on teaching emotions to children?

Little children also deal with many of the same emotions adults do. Children get angry, sad, frustrated, nervous, happy, or embarrassed, but they often do not have the words to talk about how they are feeling. Instead, they sometimes act out these emotions in very physical and inappropriate ways.

When children learn how to express and understand their feelings, it helps them overcome challenges, understand others and themselves better, and communicate.

Identifying and talking about feelings is critical to a preschooler's social-emotional development, contributing to positive social interactions and an overall success in learning.