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EMOJI CARDS

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$32.00 AUD

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Fun & Simple Tool To Articulate Feelings

EMOJI Cards are a colourful set of 50 cards that portray a range of emotions from happy, sad, angry and confused. A useful team-building tool for processing or helping people explain how they are feeling.

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Description

EMOJI Cards are ideal for educators, trainers, counsellors and all group leaders who need a creative way to portray & describe emotions.

The cards invite participants to engage in conversations about their emotions & feelings and to reflect on an experience. You can use these cards in a multitude of ways – as a processing tool, an icebreaker, group initiative or just plain fun.

Each pack features 50 unique emojis that reflect a wide range of emotions an individual can and may experience within a typical experiential program, not to mention their lives.

On the flip side, you will find 100 words that describe an array of emotions, which, when laid together, form a colourful ’emotional’ matrix you can use to help individuals & groups identify what they are feeling.

EMOJI cards are conveniently packed in a custom tuck-box with various activity descriptions to get you started.

Click the button below (free) to take a sneak peek at more fun ways to use your EMOJI Cards.

How to Use EMOJI Cards

 

Created by playmeo, 2021.

Dimensions: 66 x 92 x 20mm (weight 105g.)

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  • Wei Lin headshot for testimonial

    I've used these cards for icebreakers, sharing, team games & reflection. So versatile.

    Wei Lin, teacher, Singapore

  • Greg headshot for testimonial

    Some kids find it tough to describe how they're feeling, but they know it as soon as they see the emoji faces.

    Greg, counsellor, USA

  • Ryan headshot

    I use my EmojiCards all the time, especially at the start of class to quickly check-in with my students.

    Ryan, high school teacher, USA

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