Exploring Emotions Through Drawing

Oonagh·

Emotions

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SubjectEmotions

Original Prompt

create me a worksheet for senior infants called my feelings wheel. Make the wheel have four sections. In each section write one of the emotions happy, sad, scared, angry. In each section the children will draw a picture to represent that emotion. use pastel colours

This resource, titled 'My Feelings Wheel', is designed to help children understand and express their emotions through drawing and reflection. It offers various sections where children can illustrate moments tied to specific feelings such as happiness, anger, sadness, and fear. Additionally, the worksheet encourages children to articulate what makes them feel these emotions, promoting self-awareness and emotional literacy. It includes a reflective component for children to think about how to cope when feeling negative emotions, fostering healthy emotional management. A note for parents and teachers underscores the importance of discussing these feelings and validates the children's emotional experiences, further enriching the learning experience.