At age 3-5 your little one is beginning to think and feel more independently. Not only are they becoming more in tune with their own emotions and continuing to develop their own 'inner voice,' their understanding of other peoples' emotions is developing rapidly. At this age, they can show respect for others' feelings, understand when someone is hurt and understands praise and affection. However this can also be a turbulent time for littles, as they begin to understand emotions more, they don't yet have the vocabulary or capability to express themselves very well -this is why you may see outbursts and tantrums regularly. Using our emotion learning resources you can help your child learn how to express their emotions more effectively and understand the wide range of emotions they may feel on a daily basis, plus how to read others and understand facial cues. We have lots of fun, engaging ways to explore and learn about feelings, including flashcards, games and more - plus lots of ways to bring emotional learning into the every day classroom curriculum!​