Take part in a fun shared activity where children practice naming parts of the face, understanding emotions, and basic describing skills. Thanks to the individual pieces, children can create different facial expressions as well as lots of funny faces.

What the set includes

• Two empty faces – a girl and a boy – without eyes, nose, or mouth

• A set of realistic elements:

  • various types of eyes (open, closed, frowning, surprised, etc.)

  • various types of mouths (smiling, shouting, puckering lips, sticking out the tongue, etc.)

  • noses, glasses, earrings

What it develops

• naming parts of the face

• distinguishing emotions

• the ability to describe what they see (“has open eyes,” “the mouth is smiling”)

• combining two words (“sad mouth,” “big eyes,” “the boy is crying”)

How the cards can be used

• Free play – the child chooses a face and adds eyes, a mouth, and other elements according to their mood

• Following instructions – “Make a happy face,” “Create an angry boy”

• Guess the emotion – the child creates an expression and the adult guesses, or vice versa

• Describing parts – “Do you want a small or a big mouth?” “Which eyes will you choose – closed or open?”

• Connecting to everyday situations – “This is how you look when you are angry.” “This is how you smile when you like something.”