Express Your Feelings Sensory Bottles Set 1 4pk

£18.92

Helping to Support Teaching and Learning

Emotional Awareness Support: These sensory bottles assist children in practicing self-awareness, self-management, and social awareness.
Child-Safe Design: Each bottle is child-safe, permanently sealed, and specifically designed for easy handling by young children, enabling them to safely explore the bottles on their own.
Calming Visual Effects: The visually stimulating motions in the bottles soothe and engage children, effectively aiding in their emotional regulation and providing a calming effect during moments of distress.
Interactive Emotional Learning: Each bottle visually represents emotions like happiness, sadness, fear, and anger, assisting children in linking visual cues to emotional experiences, enhancing their emotional literacy.
Inclusive Educational Tool: Includes an activity guide, which aids in the discussion and understanding of emotions through practical activities.

Learning Resources sensory bottles help children explore and articulate their emotions.

The sensory bottles are securely-sealed, provides a quiet and tangible way for children to identify and discuss their feelings.

Explore the sensory qualities of each bottle, vividly representing different emotions. The ‘Happy’ bottle captivates with shimmering gold glitter, mirroring joyous emotions, while the ‘Sad’ bottle features a slow-moving blue swirl similar to a lava lamp, expressing the depths of sadness.

The visual and kinetic properties of the ‘Angry’ and ‘Scared’ bottles provide a tangible way to explore these feelings. The ‘Angry’ bottle displays red swirls, indicative of the intensity of anger, and the ‘Scared’ bottle, in soothing green hues, represents feelings of anxiety. These effects not only engage but help make abstract emotions tangible for children.
An included activity guide facilitates discussions on emotional responses. This makes the bottles an ideal resource for educational settings and calm down corners, aiding in both emotional and sensory development.