Teach children to recognize facial expressions, language context and tone of voice for 6 basic and cognitive emotions. The 6 basic emotions players will learn in the Emotions Game include happy, sad, scared, angry, surprised, disgusted. The 6 cognitive emotions include neutral, ashamed, bored, interested, anxious, and confused. The game setup is fast to maximize learning time. Players identify the emotion that corresponds to the phrase or cause. The first player to get around the game path one time wins! Set includes an instruction booklet with 13 suggestions for varying the game to accommodate learning styles, ability levels, language ability, and ability to follow more complex game formats. Three game item cards contain 386 stimulus items used to play the game: 90 stimulus phrases for basic emotions, 103 stimulus causes for basic emotions, 90 stimulus phrases for cognitive emotions, 103 stimulus causes for cognitive emotions, 36 full-color photo game cards feature the 12 emotions expressed by a female adult, a school-aged girl, and a school-aged boy. 12 illustration game cards are simple line drawings showing the facial features for the 12 emotions. 1 large illustration card depicts 6 basic emotions on one side and 6 cognitive emotions on the other. Use it to help students identify specific facial features associated with an emotion or for children who respond better to illustrations than photos.