Digital: Education Resource Bundle (Schools Only)

Helping students deal with their BIG feelings. 

The Brown Brilliance collection desires black children to be able to see themselves. We understand the importance of regulating emotions and also that representation matters. 

Teaching emotions can feel overwhelming because young children can have such big emotions. Using these emotion flashcards you can help your child to identify their own emotions which is step one of helping your child learn how to regulate their own emotions. 

The bundle includes:

Mixed His & Her Emotions Posters

• The posters consist of 20 custom pieces of artwork.

• Each design was intentional with black girls and boys in mind.

• This poster can be used as a part of a daily routine to learn, identify, and talk about the many feelings and emotions we carry but are not always sure how to express. 

Mixed His & Her Emotions Flashcard set

• 20 cards with a different emotion on each card + definition

• 1 intro card

• 2 activity cards with 10 total activities to utilize the cards to their fullest capacity

Mixed Blank Faces His & Her Emotions Playdough and Dry Erase Cards

• 42 cards with a blank face + emotion description

• 42 cards with a blank face

• 84 cards measuring 3.5 x 4.5 each

Digital License

• PDF Copy of Brilliant Babies digital license for unlimited downloads

• Extends to your school/campus ONLY

• Downloads may not be shared & are not for resale
  

 Details:

This bundle allows your students to get the full collection of the Mixed His & Her Emotions set. 

The poster allows for a perfect daily visual and quick reference chart to help self-regulate and identify their feelings and see little Black boys and girls that look like them. 

The Flashcard set allows for engaged conversation and learning while taking a deeper dive into our emotions and feelings. 

The blank face play dough/dry erase cards give an interactive learning experience as they are able to physically create by drawing or making the emotion they feel or are identifying directly on the blank face card using dry erase markers and play dough.