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Excellent tool for learning emotions.

These have been so helpful for teaching facial expressions. The pictures are clear and the people look like every day people students encounter. Well done!

Great range emotion cards and different ethnicity and age ranges. Highly recommend. Only criticism is boxes cards are in don't securely close without rubber bands holding them shut

These cards are great! The pictures are large and they were great to use for Telegraph sessions!

The company which produces these flashcards, which is headquartered in Australia, offers an assortment of different cards. Many of their assortments are geared more towards language such as verbs… Nouns… And so on. But this collection of cards is all about emotions. Whereas the other sets of cards have one picture and one word on the back; for the emotions, there are 4 pictures of the same emotion with 4 different subjects. Both male and female… Young and old… And so on. With the motions, I think that is a much better way of doing it. To show the same emotion in slightly different forms.This collection of cards is especially great for anyone who has difficulty recognizing emotions and/or body language. I’m particularly thinking about the autistic community, but it really expands beyond that.If you look at the top picture you will see the orangeish section at the top which shows the word emotions. That is the lid of the box which comes off. The cards themselves are of reasonably good quality, but unfortunately they are neither laminated nor plastic coated. It really would’ve been great if they were as it would’ve made them much more durable. Especially due to the fact that often times these cards will be used many times over. Nonetheless, the photo quality and the quality overall is really quite good.

I got the Picture My Picture Language Flash Card Library to help my wife with her English writing and spelling. Her native language is Spanish and she has mastered speaking but still has some struggles with writing in English.This is a great set for associating images with a word and allows the learner to understand the spelling and commit it to memory.This set covers Emotions specifically and features 20 feelings and emotions. There are 4 images for each of the following - happy, sad, angry, frustrated, surprised, scared, worried, tired, silly, bored, embarrassed, annoyed, calm, confused, disgusted, excited, proud, shy and suspicious.The cards are sturdy and the images clear and concise. I'm happy with the quality of the cards and the results.

I love these cards for many reasons, but most of all I love them for their clear, vivid photo images of adults. I was looking for some cards to use with my developmentally disabled adult son. We've gotten a bit lazy with communication since he finished with school and I would love to see him growing in expressing his emotions. These cards work well and have been perfect for me to pair with new signs for him to use. It will take some practice, but so far this seems to be a good method. We have invented games for matching and picking out each emotion - all accompanied by repeating the appropriate sign. These cards are sturdy and come in a sturdy box. I like the variety of emotions that range from basics like happy and sad to more complex concepts like remorse, bored, and proud. A nice selection that I hope will lead to my son expressing more of his emotions on a daily basis .

These are great emotions cards which include children and adults as well as a variety of ethnicities. There are multiple pictures for each emotion and the sets include, in my opinion, great depictions of various emotions. These have been wonderful to use with my students with autism and social communication disorders. They are large and well made. Overall, I'm very pleased with this product!