Emotion Cushions - Set of 8
Emotion Cushions - Set of 8
Emotion Cushions - Set of 8
Emotion Cushions - Set of 8
Emotion Cushions - Set of 8
Emotion Cushions - Set of 8
Emotion Cushions - Set of 8
Emotion Cushions - Set of 8
Emotion Cushions - Set of 8
Emotion Cushions - Set of 8
Emotion Cushions - Set of 8
Emotion Cushions - Set of 8
Emotion Cushions - Set of 8
Emotion Cushions - Set of 8
Emotion Cushions - Set of 8
Emotion Cushions - Set of 8
Emotion Cushions - Set of 8
Emotion Cushions - Set of 8
Emotion Cushions - Set of 8
Emotion Cushions - Set of 8
Emotion Cushions - Set of 8
Emotion Cushions - Set of 8
Emotion Cushions - Set of 8
Emotion Cushions - Set of 8
Emotion Cushions - Set of 8
Emotion Cushions - Set of 8
Emotion Cushions - Set of 8
Emotion Cushions - Set of 8
Emotion Cushions - Set of 8
Emotion Cushions - Set of 8
Emotion Cushions - Set of 8
Emotion Cushions - Set of 8
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Emotion Cushions - Set of 8

Emotion Cushions - Set of 8

Emotion Floor Cushions
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Why We Love It

Emojis are great for helping kids learn how to regulate their moods. Each round cushion features a different facial expression -- surprised, scared, excited, angry, happy, sad, frustrated and neutral. Help kids talk through how they feel, supporting self-awareness, emotional development and social skills. Try wrapping your arms around one and giving it a good squeeze! These versatile sensory tools are great as emotion floor cushions, markers during circle time or stepping stones. Use for early learning activities too, like practicing color recognition or tossing back and forth to promote hand-eye coordination. 

  • Supports social skills and self-awareness
  • Supports kids with ADHD, sensory integration disorder or autism
  • Made by Fun and Function
  • Age 3+

Ideas for Use

  • Place cushions in a row. Name the color as you step on each one
  • Call out an emotion and instruct child to sit or stand on the corresponding cushion
  • Pick up a cushion and name the emotion. Tell about a time you felt this way

Details

  • Includes eight cushions
  • 11.75" Diameter x 3"H
  • Weighs 7.4 oz. each
  • Made of polyurethane vinyl and pigment ink expressions
    Filled with polyurethane foam
  • Surface wash. Air dry
  • Colors: Yellow, orange, light gray, red and green with black features Teal, purple and navy with white features


Safety Information

Balls and cushions have been tested by an independent and accredited third-party lab, and meets or exceeds government safety standards for lead, physical and mechanical hazards, flammability and phthalates.
Use with adult guidance. When using our products, remember that you – as the caregiver – know your child best. Please follow our safety recommendations, and provide additional supervision as needed for your child.

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