My little emotional monster The Color Monster

No. of Player：2 - 5
Age：4+
Playing Time：25 mins
Version: Chinese ( traditional Chinese )

Players have to work together in the game, using dice to move the little girl and colored monsters on the board to collect different emotions. When collecting emotions, players have to share what happened to them and explain the cause of the emotion.

Parents or teachers can guide children to share their emotions step by step during the process. Young children often have difficulty identifying their own emotions and finding it difficult to talk about them because it triggers intense irritation in them. You can help children understand themselves and better understand our likes and concerns by organizing a discussion about whether it's important to differentiate between feelings.

The first choice board game for children to share their psychology and emotions! The color monster woke up. He felt that his mind was confused, but he didn't know why. His emotions were all jumbled together, and now he needed to separate each emotion into its proper place. Are you willing to help him? If you want, you have to think about something that makes you feel happy, sad, angry, scared, or calm, and then tell everyone what that feels like. As long as you and other children help, he can succeed!

My Emotional Monster is suitable for 2-5 people, aged 4 and above, and the game time is about 25 minutes. Come and share your emotions with the color monster!

Players in The Color Monster collaborate to help the Monster figure out his emotions. In turns, they roll the die that allows them to move the Monster around the board. When the Monster goes to a space with an emotion token, the player can pick it up and look for the right jar. The jars are all placed on shelves with their colors hidden. If the player chooses the jar which matches the color of the emotion, then they can place the emotion token into the jar. Otherwise, the jar goes back to the shelf as it was. In order to pick up an emotion token, players have to explain a memory or a situation in which they feel like the emotion they are picking up (Happiness, Sadness, Anger, Fear or Calm). The players can lose the game if the Monster gets too confused and they flip over too many mixed emotion jars, or win the game when the emotions are all placed in their correct jars.

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