Feelings Flipbook for Kids – Learn 20 Emotions & 6 Coping Skills (Monsters)

Price: $19.99
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About the game

The flipbook was designed to help children develop emotional awareness and is suitable for ADHD, Autism, special needs, and more.Children will enjoy recognizing different characters expressing their feelings and learning different positive choices to deal with those feelings.The flipbook has colorful visual illustrations for a fun learning experience, has laminated pages, and is made from quality materials.Great tool for preschool, kindergarten, and elementary school.Including 20 different moods and feelings: Angry, Frustrated, Stubborn, Impatient, Worried, Guilty, Happy, Shy, Bored, Confident, Confused, Excited, Grumpy, Hungry, Sad, Scared, Sick, Tired, Stressed, and Unfocused.

This flipbook could help with: Emotional Skills Development, Practice of Social Awareness, and Self-Control.Help children express feelings and positively cope with their emotions!Great tool for to know your child better and starting a dialogue.

Created by a Children’s Therapist

The game was developed by a professional therapist who has years of experience working with children.

Visual Illustrations

Each emotional character includes six illustrated options for your child to explore.

Captivating Designs

The character’s colors, body language, and details allow children to distinguish between the characters and explore their feelings and emotions.

Our Story

The brand was established by Dana Lupash, an experienced therapist who understood from years of treating children that it is possible to help them learn about themselves and the world through the power of games

At Lupash Games, we believe that every child has potential, and games including elements from the therapy world can help each child deal with emotional complexity and Improve learning difficulties.

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Purpose
Learn to identify 20 different feelings and emotions in a fun way, develop coping skills and emotional awareness. It could be helpful to children with ADHD, Autism (ASD), Special Needs, and more. A CBT therapy board game designed to practice self-confidence and awareness of thoughts, feelings, and behaviors. Travel across the land, encounter magical characters, overcome obstacles, and answer teaching questions. ‘How are you feeling?’ magnetic chart, learn about your children by letting them express how they are feeling. It can be used on metal surfaces such as fridges, lockers, doors, and more. A CBT therapy card game designed to improve emotional and behavioral coping capabilities by addressing difficulties and strengthening positive feelings. The game includes 14 different emotions with various questions regarding each one. Based on the classic game Crazy eights. Designed to improve social skills and emotional control while answering questions and participating in fun challenges. Emotional Flashcards designed to help kids cope with different feelings and emotions positively. Includes three ways to play- Memory Cards Game, Identify The Emotions, and Snap.

For Ages
3+ 7+ 3+ 6-14 6-14 5+

EMOTIONAL SKILLS DEVELOPMENT FLIPBOOK FOR KIDS: Inspired by the ABCD Approach in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy.The lupash feeling Flipbook it facilitates kids to Practice Social Awareness, Communication, and Self-Control ideal for ADHD & Autism
COLORFUL ILLUSTRATIONS – The Lupash Flipbook for kids is made from robust high-quality cardboard material that can withstand daily use , ensuring that they can interact with it freely and energetically without tearing or crumpling.
DESIGNED BY AN EXPERIENCED THERAPIST: Designed by Dana Lupash, an experienced therapist passionate about helping children to explore their inner world, and understand their emotional difficulties. our game focus on help develop communication with your child while promoting a playful and joyful environment
PERFECT FOR SUPPORTING AUTISM & ADHD: Our Emotion cards provide a non-verbal way for children to express how they’re feeling, especially useful for those who struggle with verbal communication. This makes them perfect for ADHD, special needs, and as autism learning materials, serving as an excellent autism communication
PERFECT FOR CLASSROOM : Our feeling flipbook encourage communication and facilitates meaningful teacher-student interactions about emotions, enhancing understanding and building stronger relationships. making it a special education classroom must haves, a preschool classroom must haves and elementary classroom must haves
STANDS ON A DESK, HANDS-FREE: The twin-loop wire binding lets the flipbook stand upright on a desk, shelf or table like a little A-frame tent, so a child can flip straight to the feeling of the moment and keep it in view while they work through it, no holding needed.
TWENTY FEELINGS, SIX SOLUTIONS EACH: Beyond simply naming an emotion, every one of the twenty feelings pairs with six concrete calm-down ideas a child can try right away, from counting slowly to ten and breathing deeply to walking away or asking a grown-up for help.
TURNS AN OVERWHELMING MOMENT INTO A PLAN: Instead of getting stuck in a big feeling, kids flip to that emotion and see a clear menu of positive next steps, giving them a simple, repeatable routine for moving from upset to steady on their own.
FRIENDLY MONSTER CHARACTERS KIDS WARM TO: Each page features a playful, colorful monster that gives the emotion a friendly face, making a topic that can feel heavy approachable, memorable and even a little bit fun to come back to again and again.
A MEANINGFUL GIFT THAT LASTS: Sturdy enough for daily handling and built to be used every day, it makes a caring birthday, holiday or back-to-school present that grown-ups reach for long after the wrapping paper is gone.