Help your child take their first steps into emotional awareness with “Dino Emotions” by Ubee — a hands-on wooden puzzle where each dinosaur expresses a different feeling.
From joy to sadness, anger to surprise, kids explore emotions through play, story, and face-to-face mimicry.
Perfect for ages 2 and up, at home or in early childhood settings. Inspired by Montessori methods.
1 sturdy wooden board (12.6 × 9 in)
6 two-piece wooden eggs that form puzzles
Inside each egg: a dinosaur with a clear facial expression
All parts are made of solid wood — smooth, safe, and perfectly sized for toddler hands
Match the egg halves by color and pattern
Reveal the baby dino inside and identify the emotion
Ask: “What do you think he’s feeling?”, “Why is he sad?”
Mirror the dino’s face: show the same emotion
Create a short story: “Who scared the dinosaur?”, “What made him laugh?”
Emotional intelligence: recognizing and naming emotions
Language development: vocabulary, sentence building, expression
Visual matching and attention to detail
Fine motor skills through puzzle play
Sensory satisfaction: kids feel the smooth wood, hear the satisfying “click” of pieces connecting — it boosts focus and confidence
Mirror game: make the same face as the dino
Name that feeling: describe what makes YOU feel the same way
Group game: “Who’s feeling happy today? Find the dino who matches!”
Story prompt: “This dino is surprised. What just happened?”
Speech and emotion practice: ideal for therapists or special needs support
Crafted from real wood — natural, durable, non-toxic
Unique egg-and-dino concept — fun and engaging
Helps toddlers put feelings into words
Great for individual play, classroom use, and therapy sessions
Montessori-aligned: learning through real interaction
Ideal for preschools, early intervention programs, therapists, and group play sessions.
One compact set = dozens of activities to support social-emotional development and speech therapy.
“Dino Emotions” is more than a toy — it’s a child’s first tool to understand and express how they feel.
Give your little one a way to explore emotions through play, storytelling, and joy.