Description
Miss Face Cube
Introduce children to the world of emotions with Miss Face Cube, a fun and interactive tool designed to support social and emotional development. Each side of this engaging cube features a different facial expression, making it easy for children to practice identifying and naming emotions such as happy, sad, angry, and surprised. By rolling or tossing the cube, kids are encouraged to explore and discuss feelings, building a foundation for emotional intelligence.
Made from durable, child-safe materials, Miss Face Cube is perfect for individual play, small group activities, or educational settings. Whether used in classrooms, therapy sessions, or at home, it provides an accessible and hands-on approach to emotional learning. This tool is ideal for helping children understand emotions, develop empathy, and enhance their communication skills in a playful and supportive way.
Measuring 20cm x 20cm x 20cm, the cube is the perfect size for little hands, encouraging active participation. Through fun activities, children learn to recognise emotions, name facial features, and understand how people may feel in different situations. Miss Face Cube is an invaluable resource for parents, teachers, and therapists who want to make emotional learning engaging and effective.
Features:
- Multiple expressions: Each side features a different facial expression, allowing children to practice naming and identifying emotions.
- Ideal for social-emotional learning: Helps develop empathy, emotional intelligence, and effective communication skills.
- Durable and safe: Made from child-friendly materials, designed to withstand regular play.
- Perfect for group or individual activities: Suitable for classrooms, therapy sessions, or home use.
- Encourages hands-on learning: Rolling and tossing the cube makes emotional learning interactive and enjoyable.
- Compact size: Measures 20cm x 20cm x 20cm, easy for children to handle.
Bring emotional learning to life with Miss Face Cube—a delightful way to help children understand and express their feelings while building empathy and communication skills