Feelings & Emotions Activities Bundle: Identifying Feelings & Managing Emotions
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Description
Looking for engaging, low-prep lessons to teach your students about feelings and emotions? These 8 feelings/emotions activities are the perfect way to get your students excited about social emotional learning!
Students will love how engaging the activities are, and you will love their versatility. The resources are perfect for individual, small group and classroom counseling lessons, and can be used individually or as a unit.
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What's Included:
Feelings and Emotions Workbook
- These 30 worksheets will help students learn about 25 feelings, and reflect on how they experience and can cope with their feelings and emotions. A Google Slides component is also included!
- Recommended Grades: K-2
- These 6 centers will help your students learn to connect feelings with body clues and life experiences. Feelings covered include: anger, sadness, happiness, worry, excitement and surprise.
- Recommended Grades: K-2
Identifying Feelings - No-Prep Lesson
- In this no-prep lesson, kids will become more familiar with 6 different emotions and will think about what it feels like to experience each one.
- Recommended Grades: K-2
- These no prep feelings/emotions worksheets and foldable activities will help your students recognize feelings in themselves and others, and identify positive coping skills they can use when they experience each feeling.
- Recommended Grades: 1-3
Identifying Feelings Game For Google Slides
- Students will love this Google Slides game as they look at 30 scenarios and determine how the person in the situation is feeling. Students will learn to identify the feelings of : anger, sadness, fear, disappointment, excitement and happiness.
- Recommended Grades: 2-4
Identifying Feelings and Emotions Scoot Game
- This scoot game is an engaging way to teach students to recognize feelings and emotions in themselves and others! Students will look at various scenarios and determine how the person in the scenario is feeling.
- Recommended Grades: 2-4
- These 3 games will help students discuss their own feelings and learn to identify feelings in themselves and others.
- Recommended Grades: 2-4
Feelings and Emotions Interactive Notebook Pages
- These 8 interactive notebook pages are perfect for helping students to recognize and communicate feelings and emotions in a fun and interactive way.
- Recommended Grades: 3-6
For more information about what is included, please look at the preview.
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Ideas For Use:
- To help students learn to identify the feelings of others
- To help students learn to identify their own feelings
- To help students establish healthy coping skills
- As a part of your morning meetings or classroom community lessons
- To promote social emotional learning in your classroom or school
- With students who could benefit from considering the thoughts and feelings of
others
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What People Are Saying About This Resource:
- Cheryl said "Wonderful counseling resource- highly recommended, organized easy to use!"
- Jennifer said "This feelings and emotions bundle is super helpful! I use it in so many sessions with kiddos."
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