Carson Dellosa Education Be Clever Wherever 10-Piece Classroom Calm Down Tool Kit for Anxiety Relief, Calm Down Corner Supplies, Emotional Regulation Tools for Kids With Fidget Toys, Mindfulness Cards | 10-Piece Calm Down Corner Supplies Include Kids Anxiety Relief Items & Feelings Chart for Preschool & Elementary School

Impressive, educational and excellent quality.

I bought this a few days ago and got to use it just now on my daughter who is 8 with autism. She was upset and we used the kit to help calm her down, she loved it! She liked looking at the cards and doing the activities listed, and I could tell even after doing the first one, she felt better and calmer. I am going to buy one of these to give to her teacher at school and recommend these little kits for everyone! I love how portable they are too so you could keep one in the house and one in the car and the price is very very reasonable!

This ten piece kit includes 6 double sided strategy cards, a spinning strategy wheel, a blue stretchy noodle, a Velcro sensory strip, and feelings stickers. For around $5 this kit is great for after school activity or children’s programs that don’t have a dedicated calm-down space or for teachers exploring a calm-down space. The cards are like playing-card thickness and seem fairy durable, but the spinning strategy wheel is a little flimsy. I would consider adding a small pop-it to this kit, as there is extra room in the box. I would recommend this as a great starter or travel kit!

While the concept, colors, and design of the product are commendable, I was disappointed with the size of the cards. I had anticipated them to be larger, but unfortunately, they turned out to be quite small. This made them appear more susceptible to damage. Ultimately, I decided to return them as the product didn't meet my expectations. It would be beneficial if the product description provided clearer information regarding the size of the cards to avoid any potential misunderstandings.

This is a great little kit, and so inexpensive. Gave us lots of calm down techniques to choose from. I made a calm down box my kids can choose from when they need to. Added a weighted blanket, some vinyl popper things, squishy balls, some Warmies stuffies, a mindfulness breathing owl by rainlax (that is a big hit too), and doodlejamz jelly boards. I put this in there too and a good portion of the time they like to look at the cards and play with the stretchy blue worm thing that comes with it. Also gave us some calm down strategies they can do anywhere and don't need "stuff" for.