Learning Resources Big Feelings Pineapple, Social-Emotional Learning Toy with 26 Face Pieces, Ages 3+

Learning Resources Big Feelings Pineapple, Social-Emotional Learning Toy with 26 Face Pieces, Ages 3+Help children explore emotions in a fun and interactive way with the Learning Resources Big Feelings Pineapple. This playful, hands on learning tool allows kids to mix and match 26 face pieces, including eyes, mouths, eyebrows, and hands, to create a wide range of expressions. The unique two sided design enables children to build and compare different emotions at the same time, making it an engaging way to learn about opposites and feelings. Perfect

Help children explore emotions in a fun and interactive way with the Learning Resources Big Feelings Pineapple. This playful, hands-on learning tool allows kids to mix and match 26 face pieces, including eyes, mouths, eyebrows, and hands, to create a wide range of expressions. The unique two-sided design enables children to build and compare different emotions at the same time, making it an engaging way to learn about opposites and feelings. Perfect for social-emotional learning (SEL) at home or in the classroom, the set includes a helpful guide with tips for introducing emotions to young learners. All pieces store conveniently inside the pineapple for easy clean-up. Assembled pineapple measures 16cm H x 10cm W x 8cm L. Suitable for ages 3 and up. Warning: Small parts – not for children under 3 years. Build Social-Emotional Skills: Helps children recognize and understand emotions through hands-on play with interchangeable facial expressions. Includes 26 Expression Pieces: Features a variety of eyes, mouths, eyebrows, and hands to create different emotions from happy to sad and everything in between. Two-Sided Design for Opposites: Encourages learning about contrasting emotions by building two faces at the same time. Easy Storage and Clean-Up: All pieces store neatly inside the pineapple, making organization simple for home or classroom use. Perfect for Ages 3+: Designed for young learners, this engaging activity supports early social-emotional learning (SEL) and self-expression.