Teach feelings

FREE Emotions activity for learning about feelings and facial expressions. Daily emotion check-in activity, great for preschoolers and special needs children.

Description These FREE Character Emotions Charts can be used to help students with expressing their own feelings, identifying emotions, and adding details to their writing. Students will also expand their vocabulary with the emotions synonyms chart. Teachers can use the chart of emotions during independent reading, literacy centers, guided reading, or enlarge the anchor charts for mini-lessons. Such a simple but powerful tool for students! Looking for MORE EMOTIONS CHARTS? Check out this set…

Feelings Sorting Cards: The packet contains 9 feelings sorting cards perfect to use in circle time, small groups, and math centers. I am using the Feelings Sorting Cards in my Safe Place area based on Conscious Discipline to encourage children to recognize facial expressions. I am also introducing t...

Improve your child's behavior, personal growth and intelligence with this feelings chart! The activity chart helps children identify emotion and also to choose an appropriate activity to help them through the process of what they are feeling. Use with stickers as a reward system! Giving the child the opportunity to choose gives them a feeling of independence and control in their environment. Learning to connect with and control emotions improves performance at school and at home (not to…

This is an activity to present some of the WH Questions in a simple recognizable way. You can use them as flashcards, show them and make your students create a sentence with that question word.

Help children learn feelings recognition with this free feelings resource. Great for improving children's social emotional skills.

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Mine feels like it should be Friday . . . or summertime . . . or Friday during the summertime. Wishful thinking, right? Well, sadly enough the Kinders saw Emotional Eugene for the last time last we…

10 hands-on and engaging ways to Teach Kids About Their Emotions. #parenting

Cut out the faces, feelings, and spinner arm and follow the instructions here to make your Feelings Wheel. Great for the classroom or at home to give little ones an opportunity to identify their feelings.