Emotion Balls
Why We Love It
Cute Emotion Balls for Mood Regulation
Feeling blue? Confused about your feelings? Identify the facial expressions on our colorful Emotion Balls. Help kids sort through their emotions and develop empathy and social skills by choosing from happy, angry, sad, excited, scared or amazed. Then have them toss their emotion away or hold onto it to play. Emotion Balls add fun and depth to therapy and activities at home, school, camp or gym.
- A fun tool to help kids develop color recognition, social emotional and motor planning skills
- Supports kids with gross motor delays, autism and sensory processing disorder
- Made by Fun and Function
- Age 6 months+
Getting Started
Balls come deflated. To inflate, use a pump with athletic needle (sold separately).
Ideas for Use
- Mimic the expression on your ball as a fun opening activity during circle time
- Look at the expression on your ball. Can you describe a time when you felt like that?
- Incorporate into speech therapy or counseling sessions to discuss feelings
Helps With
Details
- Includes six balls (happy, angry, sad, excited, scared, amazed)
- 18" circumference
- Weighs 3 oz. each
- Made of PVC with non-toxic ink
- Designed without BPA, phthalates and latex
- Surface wash. Air dry.
- Colors: Red, yellow, orange, green, blue and purple
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