Feelings & Emotions Wheel |Identifying feelings Spinning Wheel Activity for Kids
by The Fun SheepThis Printable Emotions Wheel Chart for kids by “The Fun Sheep” is the perfect tool to help kids explore and understand their feelings in a fun and engaging way
As kids interact with this Emotions Wheel, they will not only learn to identify different facial expressions but also develop a vocabulary to express their emotions effectively. Empower your child to navigate their feelings and emotions confidently
Adaptable to different stages of development, kids can switch the wheel from toddler mode, featuring 4 emotions, to the pre-k and kindergarten stage, showcasing 8 emotions. This transition offers an opportunity for them to progressively identify and understand a wider range of feelings
What comes in the product:
- 4 Emotions Wheel for toddler (includes black & white)
- 8 Emotions Wheel for pre-k and kindergarten stage (includes black & white)
- Emotions included are: Happy, Angry, Sad, Scared, Surprised, Confused, Silly, Bored
- 12 pages to print
- A4 paper Size
- Best to print on card stock (Colors will vary depending on printer used)
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Emotions Wheel for Girls | Identifying feelings Wheel Chart Printable Activity
By The Fun Sheep
This Printable Emotions Wheel for kids by “The Fun Sheep” is the perfect tool to help kids explore and understand their feelings in a fun and engaging way
Encourage open communication about feelings with your child using this interactive Emotions Wheel. With a simple spin of the wheel, your child can express their emotions and share what they're feeling each day. This tool is particularly valuable during moments of difficulty in communication, offering a visual aid to bridge the gap
Adaptable to different stages of development, kids can switch the wheel from toddler mode, featuring 4 emotions, to the pre-k and kindergarten stage, showcasing 8 emotions. This transition offers an opportunity for them to progressively identify and understand a wider range of feelings
What comes in the product:
- 4 Emotions Wheel for toddler (includes black & white)
- 8 Emotions Wheel for pre-k and kindergarten stage (includes black & white)
- Emotions included are: Happy, Angry, Sad, Scared, Surprised, Confused, Silly, Bored
- 6 pages to print
- A4 paper Size
- Best to print on card stock (Colors will vary depending on printer used)
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Emotions Wheel for Boys | Identifying feelings and emotions Printable Activity
By The Fun Sheep
This Printable Emotions Wheel for kids by “The Fun Sheep” is the perfect tool to help kids explore and understand their feelings in a fun and engaging way
Encourage open communication about feelings with your child using this interactive Emotions Wheel. With a simple spin of the wheel, your child can express their emotions and share what they're feeling each day. This tool is particularly valuable during moments of difficulty in communication, offering a visual aid to bridge the gap
Adaptable to different stages of development, kids can switch the wheel from toddler mode, featuring 4 emotions, to the pre-k and kindergarten stage, showcasing 8 emotions. This transition offers an opportunity for them to progressively identify and understand a wider range of feelings
What comes in the product:
- 4 Emotions Wheel for toddler (includes black & white)
- 8 Emotions Wheel for pre-k and kindergarten stage (includes black & white)
- Emotions included are: Happy, Angry, Sad, Scared, Surprised, Confused, Silly, Bored
- 6 pages to print
- A4 paper Size
- Best to print on card stock (Colors will vary depending on printer used)
Your opinion is very important, Feel free to leave your review.
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