ZOCO Feelings Chart for Kids - How Do You Feel Today Emotions Magnet - 8.5 x 11 Laminated Mood & Emotion Chart - Preschool, Classroom, School Counselor & Home

I work with children who sometimes do not have a lot of language. The exaggerated pictures and large print on this emotion ID sheet make it possible for children to start to put a name to their feelings. When they start to use the words it is wonderful to see them identify how they are feeling well.

Cute but overpriced

Stuck firmly to the refrigerator, this magnet of minimal and easy to digest emotions are a great platform for teaching toddlers and husbands alike how to simply express their emotions when everything seems just “too yucky”. 10 out of 10 stars

Came bent up and after 2 months can't get it flat or stick on my refrigerator.

My grandson is 2 and a half years old and like many kiddos his age, he has big feelings but doesn't know how to express them. This chart made a big difference on the tougher days!

My brother is severely autistic and has very low communication skills. He is an adult living in a group home. It took him years to be able to answer a simple question with yes or not. He has asked a question in his whole life. I am hopeful that I can explain this to the group manager. Not sure about that, all are paid low and have very little education. My brother expresses emotion through his face, but it is difficult to tell if he is tired, angry or sad. You can only tell that something is wrong. I am hoping that the pictures of the panda will be nonthreatening to him, and he can start to pick out which emotion he is feeling. If that were possible it would be a huge step forward for him. I will ask them to put it up in his bedroom, and go over the emotions three at a time. I need to be able to tell them how to use the chart. His group home is in another state. I am very hopeful that it will help him eventually to identify what he is feeling.