Pictures of Emotional Activities for Preschoolers
Description
Engage preschoolers in understanding and expressing emotions with this comprehensive worksheet featuring over 20 feelings posters. Focused on emotional development, the resource includes interactive activities, breathing exercises, and a dedicated calm-down corner, fostering self-awareness and well-being.
Usage: Ideal for preschool educators and parents, this worksheet serves as a valuable tool for introducing and exploring emotions. Suitable for classroom settings, homeschooling, or as a resource for parents aiming to enhance emotional intelligence in their children.
Activity: Immerse in activities such as exploring feelings posters, setting up interactive “How Are You Feeling?” spaces, guided breathing exercises, daily feelings check-ins, SEL lessons, creating calm-down corners, brain breaks with breathing exercises, and concluding with fluency practice in expressing emotions.
Tools Needed: poster boards, markers, and a designated space for the calm-down corner.
Page Size: 8.5″x11″ (Letter Size)
User Instruction:
- Feelings Posters:
- Explore and discuss traits of over 20 emotions, encouraging expression and identification.
- How Are You Feeling? Posters:
- Set up an interactive space for kids to share their current emotions, enhancing self-expression.
- Breathing Activity Cards:
- Guide mindful breathing using 4 activity cards, seamlessly integrating into daily routines.
- Daily Feelings Check-In:
- Establish a routine for children to reflect on and share emotions daily, promoting self-awareness.
- SEL Lesson:
- Utilize materials for a Social Emotional Learning (SEL) lesson, laying a foundation for emotional well-being.
- Calm Down Corner:
- Create a dedicated space for relaxation, incorporating resources to help children manage emotions effectively.
- Brain Breaks Breathing Exercises:
- Energize with breathing exercises during brain breaks, fostering focus and tension release.
- Fluency Practice:
- Conclude with fluency practice, allowing kids to express feelings using different voices for added joy.
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By Toni F. Collier on
Love this resource! It is simple and easy for my students to use.
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