My Zones of Feelings Auslan Edition Flash Cards

Introducing the My Zones of Feelings Auslan Edition, a set of 38 flashcards designed to enhance emotional understanding through blue, green, yellow, and red zones.

Developed by Zones of Regulation expert Leah Kuypers, this structured approach helps children recognize and categorize their emotions.

Perfect for caregivers, teachers, and therapists seeking to guide children through emotional exploration.

Engage children in meaningful conversations about coping strategies suitable for different emotions in each zone. The reflection questions located on the back of these cards serve as thought-provoking prompts, ensuring meaningful discussions and a deeper understanding of emotions in Auslan. This resource is designed to foster emotional literacy and self-regulation in a supportive and interactive way, making it ideal for use in educational and therapeutic settings.

Please note that the images displayed on each card are aimed to provide a broad understanding of the handshapes and movements required to sign different feelings in Auslan. It is recommended that you cross-reference these signs using resources within your local community.

These cards were developed in strong collaboration with multiple Auslan users, including Kirsten Mooney (Auslan teacher), David Grant (founder of Auslan with David, and Gail Smith (owner of Auslan Journey). We also consulted with the broader Deaf community to get their feedback on their preferred signs for the different feelings/emotions presented.

PRODUCT DETAILS

· 38 cards in each pack, including one instruction card

· A6 size – 105mm x 148mm

· Professionally printed on 350gsm card stock, with gloss laminate, and rounded corners

· Each set comes in a premium calico drawstring bag for safekeeping

· Proudly designed and made in Australia

+ SAFETY WARNING

Children under the age of 3 years should be supervised when using these cards. Do not allow children to suck or chew on them as it may cause parts to break off, causing a choking hazard.