Emotions & Expressions Colorcards 2
Emotions & Expressions 2 Colorcards: This second set of emotion and expression cards provide an increased level of complexity to help tackle problems associated with children who have learned to talk but have not developed sufficient non-verbal understanding to enable them to hold effective conversations. Using the cards will enhance a child's ability to: interpret facial expressions and body language; recognise the signals that indicate where people are; know what people might be doing, thinking, feeling or talking about; produce information relevant to the situation and people present; develop key observational skills; and exhibit theory of mind - understand and empathise from another's perspective. The pack contains cards showing 4 different age examples of the following emotions - interested; sad; angry; kind; scared; worry; share; bored; pleased; confused; and fed up.
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About the Author:
Sioban Boyce qualified as a Speech & Language Therapist in 1978 and worked in the National Health Service until 1996. Since then Sioban has worked as a Communication/Behaviour Specialist. She has more than thirty years experience of working with children's communication problems. The success of her method of assessing and treating communication problems in children has been demonstrated over fifteen years through work with more than three hundred children. She now shares her knowledge and expertise with others through books, lectures and training for professionals and parents.
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- PublisherRoutledge
- Publication date2013
- ISBN 10 0863889840
- ISBN 13 9780863889844
- BindingCards
- Edition number1
- Number of pages44
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