Emotion Naming Cards
Emotion Naming Cards
Helps toddlers recognize and label basic emotions — key for social development.
Items Needed:
Emotions cards
How to Play:
Show face expression (real or picture). Say the feeling word slowly. “Happy.” Ask child to copy face. Link with real situations. “You are happy when you play.” Examples Happy Sad Angry Sleepy Scared Variation Mirror game.
Skills Developed:
- Emotion vocabulary
- Expression understanding
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