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Games are a great way to build up your brain muscle!
What You Need:
- Cube-shaped container (e.g., a facial tissue box or shipping box)
- Paper (any type -- to cover the cube-shaped container)
- Faces depicting different emotions (Drawings, photographs, or cutouts from magazines)
- Tape or glue
What To Do:
- Cover the cube-shaped container with paper. Use tape or glue to secure the paper onto the cube.
- Glue a face depicting a different emotion to each side of the cube.
- Now you’re ready to play the “feeling dice” game with your child! Start by having your child roll the dice.
- When the dice lands, ask your child to identify the feeling (or label it for her).
- Ask her to describe a time when she felt that way. She may need help from you to recall a time.
- Now it’s your turn to roll the dice, identify the feeling, and tell her about a time you felt that way.
- This game is helpful for adults too: games are a great way to build up your brain muscle!
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