I learn to face fear
8,50 € (VAT not included)
Learn how to manage fear in a didactic way.
Fear is one of the greatest limitations of the youngest children. With this game, you can help children to overcome their fears, to express and correctly manage the emotions they experience and to improve their ability to cope with them .
This game:
- It has a kit of 20 cards.
- They illustrate activities that allow working on the management and expression of emotions and self-knowledge, which are part of the Life Skills.
- Aimed at helping children to correctly express the emotions they experience with fear and also at parents who want their children to improve their ability to cope with fear.
- They allow you to work:
- Emotional management, so that they can handle emotions in a positive way, without feeling overwhelmed or transported by them.
- Self-awareness, so that children learn the skill of self-knowledge, so they learn to identify their strengths and weaknesses, to react to situations in order to achieve their goals, using their own resources.
- Age: children over 2 years old.
- Pack: 13 x 18.5 x 4.8 cm.
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Description
Learn to face fear by playing!
If your little one has a hard time dealing with fear, this card set is for you!
This board game features a 20-card kit with many psychologically targeted activities to help children correctly express the emotions they experience with fear; they are also useful for parents who want their children to improve their ability to cope with fear.
Fear is one of the great limitations of children and, if we want our children to grow up with a strong self-esteem and a good ability to manage their emotions, a good resource is the use of this card game. This allows you to put into practice the different activities proposed, so you can extend the game and adapt it to the situation at any time to help the child to face his fears.
On the one hand, it allows them to work on emotional management, so that they can handle emotions in a positive way, without feeling overwhelmed or carried away by them. On the other hand, self-awareness, so that children learn the skill of self-knowledge, that is, they learn to identify their strengths and weaknesses, to react to situations in order to achieve their goals, using their own resources.
In addition, we need to keep in mind that fears can be detrimental to children, as they can limit their ability to explore the world and develop new skills and competencies. Fears can be triggered by a variety of factors, including previous experiences, or even observation of the fears of others. Therefore, the sooner they learn to manage this emotion, the better for their development.
If adults want to help children overcome their fears, this psychoeducational toy is ideal, as it will have a positive impact on validating emotions, teaching practical skills to manage stress and anxiety, as well as helping them to be able to express their emotions without fear of judgment in the future. And, not only that, it is a valid tool to facilitate the work of professionals such as psychologists, pedagogues, early childhood educators, teachers, etc.
Age: Toy for children over 2 years old.
Pack: 13 x 18.5 x 4.8 cm.
Everyday habits
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They are simple, affordable resources to recommend to families from the clinic or classroom, and here you have the collection together.
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