Were sure youll be a fan! Take the fear out of feelings with Emotion Fans from Hope Education. These fantastic fans are the perfect way to strengthen childrens emotional literacy and help them to communicate their feelings with ease.

This set of Emotion Fans is complete with 5 fans, each containing 12 separate paddles which depict key feelings such as happy, angry and worried. Each of these emotions is represented by a clear and colourful facial expression, ensuring that this resource is visually accessible for pupils who arent yet reading fluently. Using this fan, children are able to instantly express their mood without the need for speech, enabling you to pick up on any problems in the very moment they arise. A lovely way to guarantee that each and every pupil feels safe and heard in school, Emotion fans are the perfect pocket resource!

Whats in the Box?

• 5 x Emotion Fans (with 12 paddles, including 2 I feel paddles and the emotions: happy, tired, angry, confused, excited, disgusted, jealous, calm, worried and sad)

Reasons to Love

• This resource will help to centre an ethos of support, care and wellbeing within your learning environment, providing every child with the power to communicate how they feel.
• Offers an excellent opportunity to build a pupils sense of independence and agency. Its a great idea to involve and include a pupil in the use of their own fan.
• Made from smooth and durable plastic, these Emotion Fans are a brilliant alternative to flimsy, laminated resources. Theyre easy to navigate and designed to last!

Learning Outcomes

• Use as a handy tabletop support for pupils who are struggling to regulate their own emotions or verbally express their feelings. This is particularly helpful for pupils with additional learning needs in the areas of Communication & Interaction or Social, Emotional & Mental Health.
• Use as part of 1:1 or group interventions targeted towards children who would benefit from additional support in the development of emotional literacy skills. These fans will develop pupils understanding of others feelings as well as their own.
• Fantastic for developing emotional understanding and conflict resolution skills on a wider level across the EYFS and Key Stage 1, where children may find it trickier to label, discuss and manage their feelings.