I Have, Who Has? – Emotions ASL Game

😊 I Have, Who Has? – Emotions ASL Game

Build emotional awareness, turn-taking, and expressive communication skills with I Have, Who Has? – Emotions ASL Game, an engaging and interactive game designed to support learners using ASL, AAC, and visual communication supports.

This classic “I Have, Who Has?” format keeps students actively involved as they identify and respond to a variety of emotions using clear visuals and American Sign Language representations. The predictable structure makes it easy for learners to participate while practicing emotion vocabulary in a fun, low-pressure way.

This game works well in speech therapy, classrooms, social-emotional learning (SEL) groups, and small-group instruction.

✨ What’s Included:

• Full I Have, Who Has? emotions card set

• Emotion vocabulary with ASL visuals

• Target emotions: bored, excited, happy, hungry, mad, proud, sad, scared, shy, surprised, thirsty, tired

• Clear, easy-to-read cards for group play

• Visual layout designed for accessibility and engagement

💡 Skills Targeted:

• Emotion identification and labeling

• Social-emotional learning (SEL)

• Turn-taking and attention

• Expressive and receptive language

• Visual discrimination

• Participation in group activities

👩‍🏫 Perfect For:

• Speech-Language Pathologists

• Special education & autism classrooms

• Social skills and SEL groups

• AAC users and visual learners

• ASL exposure and support

• Small-group or whole-class games

😊 Fun, interactive, and visually supportive—this emotions game helps learners practice feelings vocabulary while staying engaged with peers.

It’s a quick and easy activity for the classroom, therapy sessions, or social skills groups.

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