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Empathy Cards
The fun way to play, And learn social emotional skills every day! From self-awareness to conflict resolution, Help your child thrive with empathy infusion!
For ages 1 to 5,the era of fun Social emotional learning has begun!
The Cards
Choose a “dealer” to hand out cards. If there are two or three players, each player is dealt seven cards. If there are more people taking part, each player is dealt five cards. The remaining cards are placed face down in a pile. This is the “fish pond.”
Each player sorts their cards into groups of the same number or suit (i.e. group of threes or group of kings), making sure not to show anyone. The “requester” (person to the left of the dealer) starts the game by asking another player for cards that will match his hand. For example, if the requester has two kings, he will ask the other player for kings.
Each Empathy cards game have a purpose
Empathy cards are a fun and engaging way for kids to learn about social emotional skills. Each empathy card game has a specific purpose, designed to help children develop different aspects of their social emotional intelligence.
These are just a few examples of the many different empathy card games that are available. Each game has its own unique purpose, but they all share the common goal of helping children to develop their social emotional intelligence.
- Choose an empathy card game for the requierd skill
- Teach the kids how to play it
- Be amazed by the results !
Emotion Charades
This game is a fun and active way for kids to learn about different emotions. Players act out an emotion, and the other players try to guess what emotion it is. This game can help children to develop their emotional recognition skills, and to learn how to express their own emotions in a healthy way.
Memory Game
This game helps children to develop their memory skills, while also learning about different emotions. Players match cards that depict the same emotion, and then talk about what that emotion looks like, feels like, and sounds like.
Mood Meter
This game helps children to learn about different moods, and how to manage their own moods. Players spin a mood meter and then land on a different mood, such as happy, sad, angry, or scared. They then talk about what that mood feels like, and what they can do to manage that mood.
All Empathy Cards games
Designed to help children develop High Emotional Inelegance
