Emotions board

This is a digital download "How are you feeling?" or "All Feelings are Welcome Here" bulletin board kit. The kit includes everything you'll to need to create your social emotional themed bulletin board or classroom door. Each clipart was hand drawn by me using the Procreate app on my iPad. Download Includes: 🔸Option 1: "How are you feeling?" black letters 🔸Option 2: "All Feelings are Welcome Here" black letters 🔸16 Face Emotions in various colors 🔸16 Emotion titles 🔸 PDF (11in x 8.5in)…

This bulletin board was about emotion control. The purpose of the 5 different emotions were given along with synonyms for each emotion and some ways to deal with these emotions. This board was themed from the movie Inside Out.

Download the Emotions collection for kids. Child different emotional expressions bundle. Learning feeling poster for school and preschool. Emotional intellect poster for children. Montessori learning resources. 42540051 royalty-free Vector from Vecteezy for your project and explore over a million other vectors, icons and clipart graphics!

This board helps your child to recognise and talk about their emotions that they may be feeling. It helps younger children to relate them to colours, and referring back to their colourful jar full of wonderful emotions! It’s a great representation of how many feelings we can hold at the same time or through a week. A useful tool to identify emotions and open a conversation as to why they felt like that. Printed on to an a4 aluminium board

Therapeutic worksheets focused on helping kids and teens explore feelings and learn emotional regulation. Tools assist kids in feelings identification, feelings expression, and developing empathy.

This pack contains the following emotion activities and resources: - Calming cards - Emotion scenario cards - Emotion matching game - Emotion poster and cards - Large Emotion pictures Please note this is a digital download.

I made an easy mood board for Boo, 3, to explore her understanding of emotions and to have some fun arranging. I cut some eyes and mouths out of paper. We had features to make happy faces, surprised, confused and frustrated faces. I kept it simple for her...

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.