Feelings, Emotions & Behaviours

Puzzles and Ideas To Help Young Minds Grow Children are born philosophers but in order to fully bring out the best of their thinking, it helps to equip them with the largest and most thought-expanding questions. This is a pack...

Classic memo game in FSC plywood with 10 different symbols from the Aiden series cars, trucks, and road signs. Simple rules mean you can play again and again without getting bored. Do you remember where the 100 sign was? Playing...

Washing your hands is the most effective way of preventing the spread of germs and infections in an early years setting. This wall mirror is designed to be positioned at child height above the wash hand basin and provides a...

Laser cut into the mirror surface is a message so that the user is prompted to consider a thought. The How I Feel Today message can be used to prompt a conversation, to discuss feelings or to encourage a positive...

Watch as your child develops his or her gross and fine motor skills with the help of The 12 little friends & family to get unlimited imaginative and creative hours of play. Explain what colours are, and watch as they pick...

The Understanding Feelings set has been designed to help children to learn about a range of feelings and to enable them to communicate more effectively with others. Using the components of the set children will be able to discuss, observe...

Create your own city with this fun play rug, and drive your cars and buses along the roads. SPECIFICATIONS   Article number 1000309 Concept Aiden Color Multi Length in cm 130 Width in cm 170 Number of parts (mounted) 1...

The Wooden Dolls for Doll House are created to help children with their own developmental stages through play. They are not just toys, they are tools for helping children develop the skills they need to communicate, learn and make friends. They are...

A Glossary of Feelings from A-Z Emotions are like animals: No two are quite the same.Some are gentle; others, fierce; And some are hard to tame. Children experience all sorts of emotions, sometimes going through several very different ones before...

Climb to Emotional Maturity The School of Life has taken Snakes and Ladders and turned it into a great game about emotional life: the ladders represent all those moments when you learn how to be more of a grown-up, the...

A set of calming prompt cards that offer perspective and help us to find serenity. It isn't that we ever forget the value of calm, just that losing our composure is a constant risk. Every day brings with it new...

Learn the Language of Emotional Intelligence. A dictionary is a guide to the language. This dictionary is for the distinctive language that The School of Life speaks: that of emotions. It is a selection of over 160 words and phrases...

52 Cards to develop emotional literacy and positive thinking. Mood Cards Set can be used to help children see and develop positive qualities and strengths. They are a great way to introduce and instil good values and qualities to children...

Wooden Farm Blocks - Pk25 A robust traditionally styled set of chunky wooden picture blocks, colour printed on both sides with real images of farm animals, farmers, scenery and a tractor. Perfect for young children to engage in imaginative play...

Wooden Community People Blocks - Pk32 Robust and traditionally styled chunky wooden picture blocks, colour printed on both sides with real images of different characters. Perfect for young children to engage in imaginative play and develop their descriptive language skills....

This versatile net is designed to stand either horizontally or vertically at differing angles so it can be used for both throwing and kicking games. The large net size provides an easy and achievable goal. Made from powder coated tubular...

A Children's Guide to Emotional Wellbeing Our minds are beautifully complicated and brilliant machines. For much of our lives, these machines run efficiently with minimal maintenance. However, just like our other organs, they do require some proper attention now and...

Set of 10 safe plastic mirrors, cut out to resemble a child’s head shape that they can use to see themselves or to draw on using a wipe-off pen. They can also be used by the child to see what...

An Introduction to Philosophy for Curious Young Minds Children are, in many ways, born philosophers. Without prompting, they ask some of the largest questions: about time, mortality, happiness and the meaning of it all. Yet sadly, too often, this inborn...

A Tool to Explain Our Moods It can be remarkably hard to tell other people how we really feel; it may even be tricky for us to get clear about our own moods. Mostly, if people ask how we are,...