Description

Ages: 3-7

Grades: PreK-1st

Who’s Feeling What?

Inspired by distance learning, this social-emotional learning (SEL) game turns a “video call” board into a fun way to spot faces and name feelings. Fill the screen with caller cards, flip an emotion prompt, and use emoji tokens and conversation starters to identify, discuss, and problem-solve around emotions—every setup is new, so practice stays fresh.

Skills Targeted

• Emotion identification & vocabulary

• Perspective-taking and empathy

• Conversation turn-taking and active listening

• Matching, visual scanning, and problem-solving

• Classroom/home SEL carryover with guided prompts

How to Play

• Build your “video call”: place a mix of caller cards into the screen frame

• Flip a chat (emotion prompt) card and discuss: “Who looks ___? Why?”

• Mark choices with emoji tokens, then share reasons and coping ideas

• Refresh the grid or flip cards to create a brand-new board

Why You’ll Love It

• Endless variety with double-sided cards = no two games the same

• Ready-to-use SEL prompts make feelings talk easy and age-flexible

• Works for centers, morning meetings, counseling, or small groups

• Encourages real-world skills: naming feelings, perspective, teamwork

Includes

✔️ Plastic screen frame

✔️ 24 double-sided caller cards

✔️ 12 double-sided chat (emotion prompt) cards

✔️ 12 double-sided emoji tokens

✔️ Activity guide (ideas for home/classroom)

✔️ 49 pieces total