Emotions are not monstrous
Because an unresolved situation in early childhood can have lifelong consequences, we wish to offer this game to preschools and primary schools
This game was developed with the expertise of psychologists from the Centres Relier association, which specializes in supporting youth targeted by bullying.
The illustrated locations are those that researchers have identified as most prone to conflict. The game was tested and co-created by parents and teachers of preschool and primary school students.
A game to talk about troubles
Monster Moods allows every preschool and elementary student to express a situation that causes them distress so that it can be addressed.
When these children are confronted with situations that cause them distress, they are not always able to put them into words.
We created the game Monster Moods so that in class or at home, they can share situations that upset them during their day, using settings from their daily lives (school, home, the park, and the digital world).
Monsters to help identify emotions
fun monsters to talk about their day. Each monster represents different emotions and helps young children put their pain into words and better understand their relationships with others.
These games are a valuable tool for teachers and parents to detect potential conflict, bullying situations, or traumatic experiences.
