An essential tool for children to understand and manage their emotions! Our thermometer features five distinct levels, each representing different stages of feelings. From unpleasant or negative feelings to mild, strong, and intense positive feelings, our thermometer is designed to help children understand and regulate their emotions effectively.

• Easy-to-Use: Our Feelings Thermometer is simple to use - just reflect on how you're feeling and place your emotions on the thermometer. This helps children become more aware of their emotions.

• Effective for Emotion Regulation: Our thermometer provides children with activities and strategies to help them manage their emotions and move towards positive feelings.
  

• Suitable for Parents and Educators: The Feelings Thermometer is great for parents and educators to use with children. It helps children identify and manage emotions effectively

With its simple design and range of activities and strategies, it's the perfect tool for parents, educators, and children themselves. So why wait?

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Frequently Asked Questions:  

• What age group is the Feelings Thermometer suitable for?

  • The Feelings Thermometer can be used by children of all ages, from preschoolers to teenagers. It's a simple tool that can help children of all ages understand and manage their emotions effectively.

• Can the Feelings Thermometer be used by children on their own, or does it require adult supervision?

  • The Feelings Thermometer can be used by children on their own or with adult supervision. It's a simple tool that children can use independently, but parents and educators can also use it to guide discussions about emotions and emotional regulation.

• Can the Feelings Thermometer be used to help children with special needs?

  • Yes, the Feelings Thermometer can be used to help children with special needs understand and manage their emotions effectively. It's a simple tool that can be adapted to meet the needs of children with a range of disabilities and developmental delays.
    
    

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