Set off on an adventure to help iLuv, a cardboard robot, discover a million and one reasons to love all the weird and colorful feelings inside! Learn facial and body language, as well as explore playful ways to express feelings. (Adult guidance recommended)
Learn emotion facial and body expression
Explore playful ways to talk about feelings
Integrate STEAM fun into emotion charade
Aligned with CASEL, NYS Social Emotional Learning Benchmarks K-3
A 24-page full color story book to learn about our 6 emotions and how to express them
BUILD
1 STEAM Project
1 big STEAM project to build iluv, your emotion robot friend
PLAY
Emotion Charades & Roleplay
Master the 6 emotions through more play and practice!
Designed by Experts
"Every child is a full emotion being. By ages 4 to 5, they can label basic emotions and become increasingly sensitive to self-conscious emotions such as embarrassment and jealousy, etc. When we parents include emotions in our talks and activities at home, children are more likely to model after us and use “emotion words” to communicate and ultimately regulate their feelings. Emotional resiliency can be shaped and taught. Parents and caretakers are instrumental aids in building a strong foundation."
Peggy Chang, Ph.D
Licensed Psychologist - Family and Children
Steve Rummell
Former K-12 Principal