Learning Resources Questions and Emoji Emotion Cubes - 4pk: Preschool Grade Educational Foam Teaching Tools

Cute little game, easy to teach, easy to play and versatile. The cubes can be used from preschool up in simple to more complex ways. And Bonus, kids love Emojis! The only thing I wish is that the directions would have pictures of the emojis with their coordinating emotions, because a couple of the emojis are very similar looking.

I enjoyed using the this product. I lied the bright colors of the cubes and the size of the product. THe seem to be made of durable material so they will last through some use. Overall, I nice product for a fmaily to use.

My 7 years daughter enjoy the cubes faces we play together after her school and I ask her how was the school? She like help her expres her self.

Great toy from Learning Resources The emoji cubes are perfect for helping my 3 year old label emotions and the prompt cubes are great for my 9 year old!

I received a free product from Brilliant Minds & Learning Resources in exchange for my honest review. These little cubes were smaller than I thought they would be, but are still cute and fun. My kids are kind of obsessed with emojis right now, so the theme is very good for kids today. I like that the questions help spark conversations with my kids so I can learn new things about them and teach them more about emotions. It makes it like a game to kids and I think my kids are really going to enjoy them.

I received this product as part of an incentivized review program. These emoji cubes were engaging for the students due to having emojis on them. I don't think the students would have been that engaged if it was only the questions on them. The cubes helped students start a discussion and describe their emotions. The emoji cubes are just the perfect size. I would recommend this product.

I received this product as part of an incentivized review program. If you are looking for a fun and cute way to talk to your kids about emotions, these emoji cubes are a great way to get the conversation going. The different emotions are colorful. There were a few emoji faces I had to check on so that I can make sure I was describing the right emotion with the face. The instructional booklet was very helpful in providing different conversation starters and sentence starters to use with my kids. I actually brought this to my school to give to my social worker who is working with students in a social thinking group. They talk about their emotions and talking about different instances when they have different emotions. She is going to use the emoji cubes as a way to spark discussion with the students. I am excited for her to use them in her social thinking group or working with students. I think this would be a great tool for any of educator friends to use when talking to their students about their emotions.

I received this product as part of an incentivized review program. The engagement level among students while using the product was wonderful! They loved the silly faces and though-provoking questions. It is a great activity for a rainy inside recess day. The bright vibrant colors held students attention throughout their play time. I would recommend these cubes to any emoji loving classroom!

I am and early childhood special educator and received this as an incentive for review program. What I liked about it was the emoji pictures cubes. The question cubes were a bit over my class's heads. What I did with these is I made color copies of the sides of the cube and created a bingo type game. The kids had to roll the cube and make a match while stating the emotion that they see. They seemed to enjoy it and it was fun for a few rounds ( i made to big of cards). The other thing we tried with these cubes was to pretend to be a hibernating bear and roll the cube. Whatever emoji was shown they had to act out when the rest of the class yelled for the bear to wake up it, it's spring. This was cute too. If you are a social worker, the questions may be more reasonable and facilitate conversations with older kiddos. But it is adaptable for younger ones.

I received this product as a part of an incentivized review program. This worked great with students in 1st grade and older. This help get those students who are shy to engage in a conversation and sharing their experiences. Students shared their feelings and even got other responses like what they would do if they had been through certain situations. Students got the chance to learn about others at the same time.

This is a great conversation starter or why to engage students that may have difficulty expressing themselves. They also use words that help develop vocabulary.

These are so neat. To be honest we only use the two cubes with the face expressions, but the other two cubes with the questions would absolutely be useful in the years to come. That is what is so great about many of these products is that they take on an evolution of their own. My 2-year old is in the throes of her own emotional revolution. She is just now starting to understand her own reactions and how to manipulate them. The cubes' expressions provide her with acknowledgment of what she is feeling on a really cursory level. She is currently obsessed with the sad face and sadness and sad moments in general. It's really an interesting tool. She carries is around and matches it to the sad moments in books or during movies. No joke, the pictures provided were not staged. We were reading Dumbo and she wanted to turn the cube to sad. I can only imagine how great these would be for children struggling with Asperger syndrome or are within the autism spectrum.

My students love these cubes. We used the emoji cubes when beginning our character traits unit. They loved expressing their emotions and thinking about characters that had felt each of the emotions displayed on the cubes.

I received this free product as part of an incentivized review program. As an elementary school special education teacher I work with fourth and fifth grade students, diagnosed with a variety of disabilities, typically in small groups. Anything involving emojis is popular with this age group. They have been excited to use the colorful cubes, though at first, they were preoccupied with the almost chemical smell of the product. The cubes have encouraged discussion of emotions. Our favorite activity is to first roll a prompt cube, take turns responding, and then find an emoji cube that matches the emotion described through the prompt.

I use this product with 4 and 5 year olds and they love them! The stories they tell and answers they give are fun and eciting to hear. It is great watching some children open up more, by using the emoji cubes it gives them a way to expres themselves and engage with other children more frequently.

I received this as part of a review team. I love this product the kids in my class love this product and we will use frequently.

Great product to get children to open up about how they feel.