$10 - $20 Homeschool School Psychology Printables (by date, oldest first)

Being able to understand and manage emotions is an essential step in learning to self-regulate. This bundle includes all four of my Feelings packets as well as my best selling "How do they Feel?" printable booklet. Please see the preview for images of each product :

”When I Feel Angry”

This packet is designed to help young children learn to identify and manage their angry feelings. The packet includes:

"When I Feel Angry" printable booklet (12 pages... in both color and black and white)

*"How big is your anger?" printables with story and teacher guide.

*"Anger Sandwich" printable activity

*Individual Anger Management Plans for Students

*Guide for classroom resources

“When I Feel Frustrated”

This packet is designed to help young children learn to identify and manage their feelings of frustration. The packet includes:

*12 page printable book (Helps children identify feelings of frustration and begin to learn techniques to manage those feelings)

Printable Activities:

*"10-1 Countdown"- to help children learn to take a break from frustrating activities.

*"Break it Down"- to help children break large tasks into more manageable steps.

*"I am a Super Star"- to help children remember the things that they CAN do well!

"Star Light, Star Bright"- to help children remember all of the activities that they have learned in this packet.

“When I Feel Worried”

This packet is designed to help young children learn to identify and manage their feelings of worry or anxiety The packet includes:

*14- page printable book "Little Penguin Feels Worried!" (Helps children identify feelings of worry and begin to learn techniques to manage those feelings)

Printable Activities:

* "My Happy Place"- an activity to help children use visualization techniques to help them relax and stop worrying

* "Worry Bug"- an activity to minimize worries and help put them into perspective

* "Treasure Chest"- a visualization activity to help children learn to "lock away" worries until they are able to deal with them

* "Super Me"- an activity to help children remember that they are powerful... even if their worries make them feel small

“When I Feel Left Out”

This packet is designed to help young children learn to identify and manage their hurt feelings when they are left out or excluded by their peers. The packet includes:

*A printable letter for families titled, “I’m Not Your Friend”. This letter helps to reassure families that while hearing the words “I’m not your friend” may cause some hurt feelings, it’s not the end of the world for their child.

*12 page printable book, “I’m not your friend.” This book features an adorable little monster who negotiates friendship dilemmas and learns how to ask for help when he needs it.

*”Can I Play?” - Sometimes children are excluded because they don’t have the social skills to ask to play. This section of the packet teaches children three important rules of asking to play.

*”Can I Play?” color poster that highlights the 3 important rules

*Five social scenarios that will help children learn the 3 rules of asking to play. The first three scenarios are for you to read to the children. These are intended to inspire class discussions. The last two include questions so that the children can decide what the characters should do next.

*”What if they say no?” Advice for how to handle those sticky situations when a child asks to play and the other children say, “no”.

*”Feelings Shield”- A visual cue for children to use for defending themselves against other people’s hurtful words or actions. Included are shields with written affirmations as well as a blank shield so that children can draw their own positive pictures.

*Common Interest Bingo”- This game will help children find others who share the same interests so that they can make new friends. Making friends will give them more choices of people to play with so that they won’t experience feeling left out as often.

*Friendship Flowers- A visual cue to help children remember some of the skills they can use to make and keep friends.

*Please keep in mind that bullying is NEVER ok. Teaching children how to handle hurt feelings does not mean that you tolerate bullying. If you feel that there is bullying behavior in your school, it is your responsibility as a teacher to end it.

Also included in this bundle is "How do they Feel?" Printable Book (my current best-selling product!)

This printable book is designed to help children identify the emotions that other people might be feeling. Each page contains an illustration of a child and a short description of what that child has experienced, followed by the question, "How does ____ feel?"

For example, on one page a girl is shown with an ice cream cone that has fallen to the ground. The text on that page says, "Ella dropped her ice cream cone on the sidewalk. How does Ella feel?"

Teachers or parents can use the mini-stories on each page to help children identify and talk about their own emotions as well as the emotions of others. Children are encouraged to look at facial features and body language to help to identify the feelings of other people.

You can also purchase each of these packets individually:

When I Feel Angry

When I Feel Frustrated

When I Feel Worried

When I Feel Left Out

If you're a teacher who’s feeling overwhelmed by the growing need to address emotional and mental well-being in your classroom, this mental health awareness and social-emotional learning curriculum bundle could be exactly what you need.

I know how challenging it can be to manage student behavior, create a positive classroom environment, and still cover all the academic requirements.

This resource is designed to save you time and energy by providing ready-made lessons that help students learn how to express their emotions, manage stress, and build empathy—all essential skills that lead to better focus and fewer disruptions.

Imagine having a classroom where students understand how to handle their feelings and treat one another with kindness.

This curriculum will help you foster that kind of environment, making your day-to-day teaching experience smoother and less stressful. It’s all about addressing the whole child, helping them develop emotionally as well as academically.

And with so many students facing different challenges, you’ll have the tools to support them all, from those with behavioral struggles to those who just need a little extra help navigating their emotions. This bundle will allow you to give your students the social-emotional skills they need to thrive, while also giving you the relief of having these essential lessons ready to go.

This bundle is over 100 pages of mental health awareness activities, calm down corner printables, and mindfulness for kids breathing exercises including baby animal and rainbow breathing cards.