Gifted Learning Flash Cards - Social Emotional Learning (SEL) for 1st to 2nd Graders

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If you’re not teaching your child how to manage their emotions now, who will?

The TestingMom.com Social Emotional Learning (SEL) Flashcards are more than just a fun activity—they’re your lifeline for helping your child navigate big feelings, build healthy friendships, and develop the kind of emotional intelligence that leads to success in school and life. Designed for children in 1st through 2nd grade, this 72-card set covers over 350 vital Social-Emotional Learning concepts that strengthen self-awareness, patience, communication, and empathy—skills many adults are still developing.

Let’s be honest—when your child melts down in frustration, pushes a peer, or refuses to share, it’s not because they’re “bad.” It’s because they haven’t been taught the emotional tools they need. If you don’t take the time to teach them, who will? The internet? A frustrated teacher? Other overwhelmed kids?

These Social-Emotional Learning cards provide an opportunity to prepare for those moments. Through playful, screen-free interactions, you’ll teach your child to stay calm, express themselves, solve problems, manage conflict, and make thoughtful decisions. Whether you’re preparing for school, a playdate, or life’s everyday challenges, these flash cards will give your child the emotional edge they need to succeed.

Each card sparks conversation and connection between parent and child, turning tough lessons into teachable— and even joyful — moments. They’re smudge-proof, easy to clean, and ready to go wherever life takes you—no batteries or Wi-Fi required. If the cards ever get dirty, you can easily wipe them off!

These Social-Emotional Learning cards will improve your child’s ability to do the following:

• • Identify Feelings
  • Manage their Behavior
  • Remain Calm
  • Make Friends
  • Reduce Anxiety
  • Solve Problems
  • Handle Difficult Situations

Don’t wait until a tantrum or a classroom meltdown forces you to address your child’s emotional development. Start now—before the stakes get higher—and give your child the lifelong gift of emotional intelligence.