A handheld educational board develops children's emotional intelligence, teaches them to recognize emotions and feelings, including fear, joy, sadness or anger. The board consists of 4 blocks, with the help of which the child can arrange as many as 64 different faces expressing different feelings. Exercises performed with the help of this board give great opportunities to teach children proper emotional management, how to deal with their emotions, what they mean. The product is suitable for individual work, both at home and in specialist offices. Exercise 1 Roll the dice A. Ask the child to arrange 4 wooden blocks in such a way that the facial expression matches the pattern rolled on the dice. It is a good exercise for the child to be able to observe how changes in our eyes, mouth, etc. will affect our emotions. Exercise 2 Ask your child to use 4 wooden blocks and arrange them in such a way as to show their own emotions today. This will encourage the child to express their feelings so that parents and teachers can understand them better. More importantly, we can also teach them emotional management, how to deal with their emotions, what they mean. Exercise 3 Roll the other dice. Ask the children to arrange 4 wooden blocks in such a way as to show what emotions they feel if they encounter the situation shown on the cube. There are 6 different situations, and children can react differently to the same situation. For example, if children see a dog, some will be very happy because they love animals. However, some will be scared because they are afraid of dogs. Parents or teachers should ask children why they have such reactions in this situation. It is a very good training between children and adults, allowing for a better understanding of children. It also gives adults great opportunities to teach our children how to manage their emotions properly. Exercise 4 In emotional education, it is also important that our children can know and understand the feelings of others. This is one of the basic skills that children will need to learn. We can ask the child to guess the feelings of the other child and use 4 wooden rods to get the facial expression. The toy is made entirely of wood. Choosing wooden toys