Help Your Child Build Essential Emotional Intelligence
Equip your children with skills to understand and express their feelings.
Throughout childhood development, children experience a wide range of emotions they're still learning to identify and manage—from joy and excitement to frustration, worry, and disappointment.
Created by Sarah Donley, MA, LCPC, LPC, RPT™, this comprehensive guide provides 5 practical, engaging activities that help children identify, understand, and express their emotions.
What's Inside:
Emotions Head's Up Game: A fun card activity that helps kids recognize and name different feelings
High/Low Daily Check-ins: A simple dinnertime ritual to keep communication flowing all summer
Emotion Wheel Navigation: Expand your child's emotional vocabulary beyond basic feelings
Emotional Target Practice: Combine physical activity with emotional learning
Printable Emotion Cards: Ready-to-use resources you can download today
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