MEROCOFeelings Emotions Cards for Kids Therapy, Realistic Picture Cards for Speech Therapy Mirror, Aba Therapy Materials Autism Social Emotional Learning Materials

Nice, big, realistic cards. I love the vibrant colors. My child responds to them well. Much better than the others out there.

My threenager has been using these cards for the last few months and they have been transformational for her when she’s emotional. The faces match the emotions perfectly and the explanations on the back are so well done. Highly recommend.

As a therapist I use these card to help young children identify how they felt in a situation or how they noticed someone else felt. These also help them understand that others experience certain feelings with their words/behaviors and others.

It was too complex for what I needed.

School counselor here! I'm going to use these in whole class lessons about empathy with younger grades. The cards show clear feelings and I love the little mirror that comes with it for 1 on 1 work.

The cards were helpful to my children.

I love these cards because they teach kids social cues and how to read emotions as well as how to identify their own emotions in a healthy way. Even the colors of each car for each emotion fits it exactly so there's definitely an element of color therapy in this. Framed in the Red cards signify anger Frustration jealousy in all those negative emotions. (Root chakra, "seeing red", the planet Mars) and the blue cards for instance represents water and "feeling blue", blue is also a color or healing and emotional balance. Watch my video where I explain it a little more. My daughter who is 12 with autism enjoys the cards and make these apart of her at home learning curriculum. This is perfect for those parents looking for a Montessori type of learning styles. They have the name of the emotions on one side of the card, then the definition on the other side. The kids on the cards are adorable too! My baby even said one of the cards look like her cousin lol.

We use these cards during our morning circle segment. The kiddos have to add their name to how they are feeling.To make it fit, I had to cut the cards to size, but that was easy to do. The cards are lovely, and they are sorted by background color. We try to add one of each color to the daily selection.What makes these cards different is that kids are in the picture instead of adults. In addition, the cards are large and hefty; they won't bend or tear. Because you don't get doubles, you can't do a 2D matching program. These cards would have to be sure as 1:1 identification.These cards are the best emotion cards that I have come across. The images and quality are super impressive.