Practices reading feelings on faces
Emotion Decoder
Look at the face and name the feeling. Clues when you're stuck, and it reads aloud for kids who aren't reading yet.
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Running a group? Play it twice on the big screen: once choosing by vote, once choosing the opposite. Then ask which trade surprised them. The numbers are simplified so the story keeps moving; real paychecks, prices and cards vary.
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Practices reading feelings on faces
Look at the face and name the feeling. Clues when you're stuck, and it reads aloud for kids who aren't reading yet.
Practices calming down
Put together your own calm-down space, one choice at a time. Then try it out with three slow breaths.
Practices thinking and problem-solving
Patterns, odd-one-out and memory puzzles. Earn all three blocks to build the tower.
Practices working through friendship problems
Something went wrong with a friend. Figure out what happened and what to try next.
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