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Feelings and Emotions Hand Puppets Set - Happy, Sad, Surprised, Angry and Scared

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Five colourful hand puppets representing Happy, Sad, Surprised, Angry and Scared.
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Emotional Expressions

Five puppets show Happy, Sad, Surprised, Angry and Scared, giving children clear expressions to identify and discuss during feelings recognition activities.

Tactile Elements

Distinct tactile elements give each puppet a sensory point of interest, helping children engage with feelings through touch during personal, social and emotional development activities.

Crinkly Sensory Detail

The hair on the Happy, Angry and Sad puppets makes a crinkly sound. This adds an extra sensory dimension to using puppets to teach emotions, helping vary how children explore feelings and emotions.

Shared Handling

Each puppet fits children's hands and most adults' hands, supporting shared interaction. The soft, durable materials provide tactile resources for exploring feelings in creative ways.

Personal Social And Emotional Development

EYFS personal, social and emotional development: practitioners use five expressions to help children name and discuss Happy, Sad, Surprised, Angry and Scared.

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Feelings and Emotions Hand Puppets Set - Happy, Sad, Surprised, Angry and Scared

Five colourful hand puppets representing Happy, Sad, Surprised, Angry and Scared.

Overview

  • Use tactile hand puppets to explore and name feelings through personal, social and emotional development activities.

  • Distinct tactile elements help children explore feelings through touch and imaginative interaction. Five hand puppets represent Happy, Sad, Surprised, Angry and Scared, giving practitioners characters for emotional literacy classroom activities and conversations about emotional expression.

  • Within personal, social and emotional development in the early years and beyond, practitioners can use the puppets to introduce feelings recognition activities. Children can name and discuss these emotions, using the varied expressions to focus conversations on recognising and expressing feelings.

  • Hair on the Happy, Angry and Sad puppets makes a crinkly sound, adding sensory interest when using puppets to teach emotions. Each puppet fits children's hands and most adults' hands, supporting shared interaction during these activities.

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