25 Best Emotions Games for Teaching Feelings and Coping Skills
Updated: Jan 30
These fun feelings games focus on teaching, understanding, and expression emotions.
Ready to roll the therapy dice? How about name that feeling? If these games don’t have you laughing they might bring you to tears.
Feelings games are a great way to teach emotions in an interactive and fun way. They work with individual therapy, in groups and classrooms, and with home-schooling. Here’s a comprehensive list to get you started with teaching emotions through play.
Let the games begin!
Emotions Games Highlights
The most important thing with emotions games is to be flexible. Let your group set the tone. Feel free to change up the game, or allow group members to play by their own rules.
If you're using games via telehealth, get creative. Nearly any game can be adapted to play through the screen. Here are some games to get you started in-person or online.
1. FEELOPOLY
Best for: Kids, Teens Works with: Individual therapy, groups, telehealth with adaptation