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16 Feelings Conversation Cards | Task Cards | Questions

16 Feelings Conversation Cards | Task Cards | Questions preview
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Feelings and body-state cards asking what you do when you're cold, hot, thirsty or hungry, each shown by a cartoon man
Discussion starters for naming physical needs
Emotion question cards for sad, happy, tired and sick: a man weeps on a bench, holds a gift, slumps at a desk, lies in bed
Partner talk prompts on everyday moods
Coping question cards for nervous, angry, embarrassed and scared, showing stage fright, shouting, blushing and a spider web
Small-group talk about handling strong emotions
Question cards on being confused, depressed, excited and calm: a man at a crossroads, under a cloud, winning, meditating
Final set of prompts for sharing coping strategies
Card backs for the conversation set: four matching designs of scattered black question marks on a speckled background
Print on the reverse side before cutting the cards
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About This Product

These Conversation cards are ideal for encouraging children to open up. This set is packed with engaging questions and is a great tool for building vocabulary and working on social and emotional learning (SEL) skills. They gently encourage your students to start talking, sharing their thoughts and learning to discuss their emotions with confidence.

What’s Inside:

• 1 PDF file

• 16 Question Cards to get students talking about their emotions (e.g., "What do you do when you're cold?")

• 4 cards per page

• 4 pages with cards + a page with card backs

Why You’ll Love It:

  • Quick Prep: Just print, laminate, cut, and you're good to go!

  • So Flexible: They work beautifully whether you're doing pair work, small groups, whole-class chats, or even one-on-one therapy.

  • Builds Empathy: It gives kids a safe space to put their feelings into words, understand others, and develop essential social skills.

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