Age: 2.5 to 5 Years

This lovable puzzle helps children identify and express emotions-happy, sad, angry, surprise and fear. A discovery tool with a twist that helps children show what they are feeling and understand why. A pre-school skill builder that grows with your child. Begin with copying expressions. Move on to naming a feeling. E.g. Scared and asking the child to create that expression on the monkey without reference pictures. And finally build connecting skills.Place a situation thought bubble over the monkeys head. See what is happening and ask the child to identify the feeling. Name the feeling and make that expression on the monkey. Be totally creative in your play! Ask the child to think about what s/he is feeling and express it on the monkey and make the same expression. Talk about it and make great stories! For 1 or more players.

• This lovable puzzle helps children identify and express emotions-happy, sad, angry, surprise and fear
• A fun way for kids to expand their communication and social skills
• Solid MDF construction for product longevity
• Contains:1 wooden box, 15 Magnetic pieces: 5 eye pieces, 5 mouth pieces, 5 thought bubbles. 5 mouth pieces, 5 thought bubbles
• Age: 2.5 to 5 years
• This product is hand crafted in low formaldehyde MDF (Class E1)and it is printed with soy-based ink and phthalate-free lamination on recycled paper
• Contains: 5 magnetic pieces for eyes and mouth
• Skill Development: Social-emotional, language, motor
• Self-expression & Confidence

• Oral Expression.

Age: 3-5 Y

The lovable monkey has a range of feelings all day long. Being chased by the bear, he feels sad & surprised to see colourful, beautiful butterflies fly out when he unwraps his gift.

Let your child learn the concept of expression at an early stage with this magnetic puzzle that helps children identify emotions and express and communicate their feelings. A pre-school skill builder that grows with your child. Manipulate the eyes and mouth pieces to make expressions- happy, sad, angry, surprised, or scared.

How To Play?

1. Begin with copying expressions. Use the puzzle pieces to copy and name the expressions on the monkey. See the monkey feeling Sad, Mad or Glad!
   2. Move on to naming a feeling. E.g. Scared and ask the child to create that expression on the monkey without reference pictures.
   3. Finally build connecting skills. Place a situation card over the monkey’s head. See what is happening and ask the child to identify the feeling. Name the feeling and make that expression on the monkey.

   It’ll be a great addition to your storytelling sessions and is perfect for parent-child interaction.

What’s in the Box?

1 sturdy box with magnetic board, 15 pieces: 5 eye pieces, 5 mouth pieces, 5 situation cards (magnetic).

Dimensions: Box measures (cm): 26.7 x 21.6 x 4.6