I was pleasantly surprised because I never read the description stating that different skin tones were included. I loved having that option. My students enjoyed creating different expressions. This center was great for the beginning of the year as I taught my students about different emotions.

These are a perfect addition to any TK or Kinder classroom! A great way to also integrate fine-motor skills as well!

The mats are easy to clean and makes for a nice group activity.

My 3 year old and 2 year old Grandsons loved this activity. It brought up some great conversation around feelings and frustrations.

The kids enjoyed the variety and keep asking to do them again and again

These are so fun! It comes with so many different skin tone options. It also provides a good picture to have a converstion about emotions. Preschool students enjoyed them and they are well made.

My kids love making silly faces out of play dough. There are 6 emotions and 4 skin tones for each one. Too many extra dough mats for just one household. These are probably best for a classroom.

These are great for SEL centers in our class!

These are great. I use them with my special education pre-schoolers during our welcome to school unit. I love how they have the scene behind the face that helps the child to understand the feeling that the face should depict. I like to make stories up about the children and the background pictures. I would definitely recommend it.

great may do for 1st grade and great way to understand all emotions.

I use these in my preschool classroom. Always a preferred activity and fantastic for teaching emotions and language!

I haven’t received them yet so I can’t comment on the quality of the product just yet, but based on the description and pictures I think these are really going to add to my classroom. They will be great with play dough to help with fine motor. What I really like about these are the pictures. I didn’t notice the background until I looked closer. Each emotion has different scenarios to elicit that feeling. Then they can create the face that goes along with it. That will be great for social-emotional and language development too. I almost bought some printable cards instead and I’m glad I didn’t!