Excellerations Emotions Spanish Book and Dolls Full Set - 8 books 8 dolls

193,00 USD

Description

Aid both the emotional development and language development of your students or children with this full set of 8 large plush dolls and 8 books that are designed to express unique emotions. Books contain real-world photos with diverse children and adults featured. These books take children through topics that are important for their growth and development. They will become a topic of conversation, and comprehension and real-world connection questions are included. Each doll in this set of eight expresses an emotion on its face: sadness, fear, anger, happiness, shyness, peacefulness, surprise and disgust. With the accompanying terms for these emotions in both English and Spanish, these dolls make for a fantastic tool in aiding the language development of any young student in your classroom. Plush, soft and huggable, this set of multicultural dolls is great for both representation and providing a comfortable learning experience. WHAT YOU GET: This set includes with 8 large plush dolls & 8 different books sized 8-1/2" x 7". They are constructed of thick, laminated paper and safety staples. Each book contains 16 pages with additional content on the inside and back front covers. The titles included are; It Might Make You MAD!, It Might Make You SAD!, It Might Make You SCARED!, and It Might Make You Happy!, It Might Make You SURPRISED!, It Might Make You SHY!, It Might Make You PEACEFUL!, and It Might Make You DISGUSTED! They are sure to be a great addition to your home, school, or center.; ADDITIONAL CONTENT: Each book contains tips for how to read with children, comprehension questions, and more. Each soft doll gives students a great way to express their own emotions as well, making them a perfect fit for students who need assistance in their social emotional development, including students with autism, ADHD and special needs. ; GREAT FOR SOCIAL EMOTIONAL LEARNING: These books were written by teachers to help children with their social-emotional learning and mental we