Mr. Pen EmoVerse Magnet Feeling Chart with Bible Verse Guide, 14.5"x11.4", Emotions Chart for Kids and Adults, 30 Different Feelings

I got this for my 5 year old and she loves it and it helps her to able to communicate and reflect on how she’s feeling. Also we love the scripture verse references and the size. Larger than regular printer paper but not too big. The seller left a sweet card in the box as well. 10/10 love it.

My Grandaughter uses this and it had a lot of feelings to choose from

VERY USFULL.

Yes, I am a nonbeliever. I accept your shunning and will flee into my hermit hole, cursing the world for leaving me behind. Before I do though, I want to let you know I looked at a few other options and I preferred the emotions on this one. I feel like some others are missing but we have to draw the line somewhere. Goodbye world! Remember me as someone who wanted to express emotions in a nonverbal way and not as the heretic hermit I have become.

The quality of this board is pretty thick and sturdy. It’s bigger than I anticipated it would be. I like it has a magnetic back because you can place it on a fridge since family walks by there each day. It can help family members know the mood others are in so you can be sensitive or supportive or happy with them. I like that it has two open squares because you can use it for one person to show emotions two times a day or use it for two people to show each other their emotions. I also really like the scripture on each because it doesn’t just give you a facial example and an adjective descriptor but also an encouraging scripture to read to know how you’re feeling isn’t that far fetched or strange. I’ll use this to help my children learn how to articulate their emotions when they have a hard time describing with words how they feel. I think this is a great product for children and adults. It helps us communicate better and be more emotionally intelligent to understand someone else’s feelings.

To be honest I just wanted the frames. I made my own Nic Cage one.

Two of our boys have ASD, and I got it in hopes that the less verbal but highly visual one could use it as a mix of a drawing reference and a means to help communicate how he feels. I particularly like that it lets him highlight two emotions at once, and that our dry erase markers work on it if need be. It helps us explore a lot of nuances and mixed emotions with him, and seeing a "sad" or "frustrated" highlight tells us how to prepare to support him when we go into his space- or if he needs that space for himself at the moment. We're still finding our stride, but so far, he seems to like expressing what he feels without having to struggle to articulate it. We haven't started using the devotional passages yet, but when I spot checked some they seemed very thoughtful and uplifting. I would encourage leaders to read through the passages thoroughly, but this seems like a great spiritual-based counseling aid for youth.

This is a wonderful full size magnet with just about every emotion you can think of, with it comes two magnet "frames" to put over which ever mood you are feeling on that particular day. I got this for my children as they are always full of big emotions and sometimes its hard for them to know what to do with it all. This makes it simple and easy for them to not only know that their emotions are normal but that there is a place in the Bible they can learn about that feeling and know yes, its normal, and yes, God has me covered! a great reminder of God's love for us that there is nothing we will go through that He wont be there for us. My children love it and never fails to frame their emotion throughout the day! Also a great tool to learn scripture!