Fotokarten Gefühle

Discuss feelings with picture cards and develop social-emotional competence. Is my counterpart sad, angry, or content? What does it feel like when I am happy or afraid? And most importantly: How do I talk about my feelings? This photo card set features children’s faces with typical expressions for 30 different emotions. The back sides contain guiding questions for children and adults that encourage discussions about the displayed emotion. This makes the picture cards universally applicable: in daycare as an offering and in elementary school as teaching material to promote social-emotional skills. Adults can discuss during parent evenings or team training how children's feelings influence body language and facial expressions, as well as how to handle emotionally charged situations.

32 photo cards with methodological hints in a practical collection folder. Versatile emotion cards by Jeanette Boetius with photos by Sandra Irmler. Guiding questions for constructive conversations about positive and negative feelings of ourselves and others. Strengthening resilience in children: Those who can reflect on their own feelings are emotionally stable. With numerous tips for use in groups of children and adults. Emotion cards from curiosity to anger: Every emotion deserves attention!

Describing feelings is often not easy: What does happiness, anger, or shame feel like? When and why do certain emotions arise? The coaching images on the photo cards clearly show children's facial expressions in various emotional states. Using the black-and-white photos, children from the age of four can choose the emotion card that best matches their mood. We naturally have feelings - learning to talk about them is essential. With these practical photo cards, open conversations about feelings are successful among preschool and elementary school children.