Each card is covered with fine sand to help students make the connection between the physical movement of forming the number and the actual number...
The Pencil Grip™ Feeling Heads, Multicultural
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Five fun faces to squish! Feeling Heads relieve stress and open up communication to talk about feelings. Children and adults alike love to play with these squeezable faces! Toss them around, discussing each feeling. Full set includes: Happy, Shocked, Disgusted, Sad, and Anxious.
- Helps children get in touch with their feelings
- A good tool for schools, therapists’ offices, at work, or at home
- Great conversation starter for kids and adults
- A good tool for schools, therapists' offices, work, or at home
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Five fun faces to squish! Feeling Heads relieve stress and open up communication to talk about feelings. Children and adults alike love to play with these squeezable faces! Toss them around, discussing each feeling. Full set includes: Happy, Shocked, Disgusted, Sad, and Anxious.