Emotions Bundle (foldables,workbooks,worksheets, discussion tools)
by Mrs Bell The Crafty CounselorEmotions Bundle
Five engaging and interactive activities designed to get to the root of how students feel! Click on the preview for more images!
Included in this download:
Emotions, Let's Start Talking About Them
Discussing Emotions, the Foldable
Anger Workbook
Walk a Mile In Someone Else's Shoes.
Expressing Emotions Tab Book
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- Emotions, Let's Start Talking About Them:
There's been a lot of talk about emotions lately, how do we know if our students truly understand the differences between emotions?
Included in this packet are:
Six Emotions Posters (Sad, Anger, Fear, Happy, Surprised, Disgust)
Student Check In Sheet
Emotions Color Chart
Emotions Worksheets (4)
Color and Black + White Copies Included
The six colorful 8 x 10 posters can be used as a tool to get the emotions conversation off to a fun start. Emotions are complex, there isn't one right way to express or describe them. Show students the many words they can use to express themselves. Maybe even take the opportunity to pull out a dictionary and expose students to words they've never encountered before.
Once done using the posters to explain each emotion, they can be hung in offices or classrooms as a reminder and/or resource for students.
Use the Student Check In Sheet to understand how students are feeling in four key areas: home, school, class and with friends.
Use the Emotions Color Chart as a visual of all the emotions and as a conversation starter. Talk through the various pictures; point out similarities and differences between the emotions, etc.
Use the four worksheets to solidify student understanding.
- Discussing Emotions, the Foldable:
Included in this download are five different printable foldable templates and a roll and describe cube! Color and black & white versions are available.
Have students talk about their emotions in a fun way!
Students roll the cube and describe the emotion they land on or tell a story about a time they felt that emotion.
Using the foldable, students lift each of the flaps of the foldable and write or draw their answers to the printed questions. This is a simple way to get kids talking, start the conversation about how they handle emotions or to get to know the student better.
Assembly takes about three minutes. Print the template you want, fold where directed and then cut. Easy peazy!
- Anger Workbook:
All too often I see angry kids. Everything seems to set them off. When I ask them to talk about what happened, they cannot seem to put their feelings into words.
This workbook is designed to help children understand and express their anger. This interactive booklet requires kids to explore their anger through use of questions and drawing activities that force them to think deep and evaluate their own behavior.
Color and Black & White copy included in download.
*Be careful using with second grade. The activity requires a lot of writing.
For small version, print workbook double-sided (for best results, I click double-sided "short-edge binding" when printing). Simply fold the pages in half with the front and back cover facing out and staple to bind the booklet.
For full page booklet print double sided with long edge binding.
- Walk a Mile In Someone Else's Shoes, Empathy Builders.:
These cards are perfect for small groups or individual student use.
Sometimes our students need help understanding how their actions and/or how certain situations can affect other people's feelings. With your students, use these 48 empathy building situation cards to discuss how people would feel in various situations. Have students answer the questions on the cards and then discuss the scenarios and student responses.
Make your students think of how others feel and how they can help.
To create these cards:
For full color cards, print double sided, pages 3-26.
For black and white cards, print double sided, pages 26-50.
Laminate for durability.
Cut on dotted lines to separate.
- Expressing Emotions Tab Book:
This activity is perfect for small groups or individual lessons with students who need a little extra help understanding their emotions. This Tab Activity Book makes discussing and expressing emotions fun and interactive!
Included:
One Tab Activity Book with Cut & Glue Activity
All pages are black and white for ease of printing. Print pages 6-19 double sided on plain white paper. Cut along dotted lines to create each individual tab page. Put pages together in the correct order (tabs lining up properly) and staple along left side to create your Tab Activity Book!
It's that simple and super quick to assembly!!
Students answers three to four questions on each page. The questions allow students to explore how they feel and how they handle their various emotions.
There is also a cut and glue activity. Students cut out and sort the 32 situations provided based on how the situation would make the student feel. More situations are provided than will be used. If the student runs out of situations that would make them feel a specific emotion, they can write their own example of a situation in the box.
Here's how I use this product:
I had a little boy tell me he wants to talk about his emotions in a fun way. He said he has a hard time matching his face to his emotions and explaining how the emotions feel. I started him off with the Emotions Foldables, which he absolutely loved. He said he was starting to practice “making the face match the feels” and wanted to talk about the emotions more.
So I made this for him!
Necessary Supplies:
Access to a double sided black & white printer
Scissors
Glue
Colored pencils
Construction Paper that matches Inside Out colors (optional)
Assembly & Activity
Single sided print the two situation pages for the cut and glue activity.
Printed out the Tab Workbook pages double sided. Cut along the dotted lines on each page and then line each up in the correct order.
When the pages are lined up correctly (happy, sad, surprised, fear, angry, disgust) staple down the left hand side to create a spine to your Tab WorkBook.
Cut out each of the scenarios and sort them into various piles based on how they make the student feel.
I usually teach colors to match each of the emotions (the same as Inside Out colors) so I like to pull out construction paper that matches each of the emotions to add a little color to the cut and glue activity (yellow, blue, orange for surprised, purple, red and green).
Color the cover however you want or to match with the color from Inside Out if you are going with that theme.
Once we finished the cover, we get down to the good stuff.
We start with the first emotion, happy. We discuss what happy means, draw a self-portrait of the student happy, explore what makes us happy and talk about what it feels like to be happy. We answer the questions on the page and draw pictures together.
We look at the pile of situations we had presorted for happy and chose four situations that made the student most happy. We glued each of the four situations to their appropriate colored construction paper (in this case yellow, this step is optional).
Then we cut them into squares small enough to fit into the boxes printed on the Tab Workbook Page.
We then glued the situation in a box under the chosen emotion’s page in the Tab WorkBook.
We repeated this process for each emotion.
You really get to explore each emotion in depth with your student.
Enjoy exploring emotions with your students!
Mrs. Bell
The Crafty Counselor
Please make sure you have the proper software to open a zip file before purchasing. You may not wish to purchase this product if you have previously purchased two or more of the above listed products. Be cautious when using with second graders;some activities require writing.
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Social Skills Activity for Empathy Building, Compassion, & Perspective Taking
By Mrs Bell The Crafty Counselor
Are you in search of an easy prep activity for teaching your students empathy, compassion, and perspective taking? These colorful and thought-provoking discussion cards will have your students conversing about empathy, compassion, and how people can have different perceptions of the same event.
Students will be engaged in deep conversation as they discuss the various scenarios on the discussion cards. Open students’ minds to the idea that their ideas and perceptions are not everyone’s ideas and perceptions.
Here’s What You’ll Get:
- 48 Double-Sided Discussion Cards
Use these discussion cards to help students understand that there can be differing perceptions of the same event as well as strengthen empathy skills. By discussing the various scenarios, you can help students and their understanding of how their actions and different situations can affect other people differently.
These discussion cards are perfect for small groups or individuals who need help developing empathy, perspective-taking skills, and compassion for others.
Other Educators Like You Said:
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Brittany M. says, “Used this to lead a kindness discussion in my third grade class. Students could understand and form great discussions around this concept.”
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Rebekah S. says, “I used this resource in two lunch bunch small groups for students in 2nd and 3rd grade. Students loved playing this game - we took turns in a circle picking a card and answering the question. I appreciated that the cards showed diverse students, had un-traditional names, and had a wide range of stories/questions. I did go through and remove some depending on group topic and age of students - there is a TON of cards regardless. I did print them out and laminate them - easy to clean and they stay in good condition.”
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Jill T. says, “Our school teaches the 7 Habits and I was doing a rotation of seek first to understand. The students were in teams of 4 to read and discuss these. I heard amazing comments coming from all around the room. We then shared the ones that promoted the best discussions in their opinion. It was great!”
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Activity Book Anger Management & Emotional Regulation Techniques for Children
By Mrs Bell The Crafty Counselor
Many students struggle with anger management and emotional regulation skills. This Anger Management Workbook helps kids learn how to put their feelings into words and strategies to self-regulate their emotions. Fast, easy assembly (fold, print, staple), combined with social stories and calming techniques for children, makes for the perfect activity for kids struggling with managing their anger.
Guide your students as they complete the emotional regulation activities and learn the anger management skills and techniques found within this workbook. Students will love the easy-to-follow format and the step-by-step directions found within their workbooks.
Here’s what you’ll receive in the download:
- Full-page workbook
- ½ page-sized version of the workbook
- Full color & black/white copies of each size workbook are included
This workbook is designed to help children understand and express their anger. Students will expand their thinking as they explore their anger through the use of various questions and drawing activities. The interactive activities force children to think deeply and self-reflect on their own behaviors.
Assembly is quick and stress-free. Double-side print all pages, staple, and you’re all set! Save valuable time on prep that can be better spent working with students!
Be cautious of student ability levels when using this workbook, as it requires a lot of writing or drawing. Scaffold the anger management strategies and skills activities for students as needed.
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⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Jennifer K. says, “Great activity during one on one counseling!”
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Kalea S. says, “I use part of this for my bulletin board and others for whole group and small group counseling lessons. THANK You so much for making a great product.”
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Ms.Casellas says, “I am so excited to use this with some of my students, thank you very much for taking the time to create!
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Identifying Emotions and Talk About Your Feeling Poster Set
By Mrs Bell The Crafty Counselor
Help students identify their emotions and label their feelings with these emotions posters and check-in sheets. These are specifically designed to help students recognize the body language and facial expressions that accompany various emotions. Use the included activities to give students the words to describe emotions and feelings.
Expand students’ ability to express their emotions while expanding their emotional intelligence skills with these fun, informative identifying emotions activities. Use the posters to help students label and identify feelings. Help students find the exact words that describe how they feel.
Here’s What You’ll Get:
- Six Emotions Posters (Sad, Anger, Fear, Happy, Surprised, Disgust)
- Student Check-In Sheet
- Emotions Chart
- Emotions Worksheets (4)
Students experience a wide range of feelings. Emotions are complex, and there isn't one right way to express or describe them. Expose students to words they've never encountered before with this cute identifying emotions resource. Show students the many words they can use to express themselves. Use the included resources to empower students to identify and express their emotions.
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⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Amanda M. says, “Just what I was looking for! Thank you, this is really amazing!!”
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Johanna G. says, “Wonderful! I have them up in my office everyone that comes in loves them.”
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Zenia M. says, “Thank you, the visuals are so helpful for students to identify and expand on their feelings.”
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Identifying Feelings and Emotions - Body Language and Facial Expressions
By Mrs Bell The Crafty Counselor
Do you have students who struggle with identifying feelings and emotions or reading body language and facial expressions? This activity is perfect for small groups or individual lessons with students who need a little extra help understanding and identifying emotions.
As students work through the writing, drawing, and cut and glue activities found within the tab book, they will not only learn about emotions but also valuable SEL and social skills.
Here’s What’s Included:
- Tabbed Activity Book Printable
- 32 Cut & Glue Situations
This cut and glue tab book is both cute and engaging. It’s designed to help students discuss and express emotions in a fun and interactive way!
Have a blast identifying feelings and emotions, reflecting, expressing, and sharing examples of various emotionally charged situations with your students!
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⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Tori F. says, “I use this during our social skills block and it is perfect!”
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Lori W. says, “It was a fun unit to do with my younger kids as we discussed emotions and empathy. Thanks!”
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Tina G. says, “Very unique resource-thank you!”
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Bethany P. says, “I can't wait to start my lunch bunch kids off next year with this. I think it will really help with emotional regulation! Thanks!”
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Teach Students How to Identify Feelings and Describe Emotions - SEL Activity
By Mrs Bell The Crafty Counselor
Teach students how to identify feelings and describe emotions with these interactive printable foldable templates coupled with a roll and describe cube! Teach SEL skills, strengthen social skills, and teach students how to identify feelings and describe emotions with this fun foldable activity!
This download includes five different foldable options for differentiated instruction for your students. To set your students up for maximum success, pick the template that best matches your student's ability levels. Watch students increase their emotional intelligence abilities as they complete this activity.
Included in this Download:
- Five different foldable templates
- Emotions Cube
Also, color and black & white versions of all materials are included in the download. Students will have a blast as they roll the cube and describe the emotion they land on or tell a story about a time they felt that emotion. They will love lifting each of the flaps on their foldable as they write or draw their answers. These identifying feelings and describing emotions activities are such a simple way to get kids talking, to start the conversation about how they handle emotions, or to get to know the student better.
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⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Amber M. says, "Great resource for teaching feelings and emotions to little ones."
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Carolyn Ann B. says, "My group had fun completing the feelings foldable. Thank you for this wonderful resource."
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Carrie N. says, "Thanks for making this. It lays out all of the emotions and has some great questions!"
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