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Express Your Feelings Memory Match Game |
Product Number: H2M95427
CAD $14.97
Prices are subject to change without notice. Due to economic uncertainty resulting from the tariff war involving the USA, you may be required to review, approve, and pay for any necessary price adjustments. We appreciate your understanding and cooperation.
Build memory skills and explore diverse feelings with this fun, interactive memory game! The Express Your Feelings™ Memory Match Game features a wide variety of expressive faces that reflect how feelings can look and feel different. Children will match 20 unique feelings (see Feelings Chart, back cover) in a familiar memory game format. Spark conversations, build emotional vocabulary, and keep children engaged as they learn about their own feelings and those of others.
Build memory skills and explore diverse feelings with this fun, interactive memory game! The Express Your Feelings™ Memory Match Game features a wide variety of expressive faces that reflect how feelings can look and feel different. Children will match 20 unique feelings (see Feelings Chart, back cover) in a familiar memory game format. Spark conversations, build emotional vocabulary, and keep children engaged as they learn about their own feelings and those of others.
What’s Included:
80 Feelings tiles (20 feelings, 4 tiles per feeling)
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Build memory skills and explore diverse feelings with this fun, interactive memory game! The Express Your Feelings™ Memory Match Game features a wide variety of expressive faces that reflect how feelings can look and feel different. Children will match 20 unique feelings (see Feelings Chart, back cover) in a familiar memory game format. Spark conversations, build emotional vocabulary, and keep children engaged as they learn about their own feelings and those of others.