My Emotions Chart
Vocabulary reference charts giving students a range of word choices for expressing four basic emotions (sad, happy, angry, scared), plus a follow-up self-expression worksheet.
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Support children in naming feelings with picture charts, check-ins and emotion scales. Calming references provide related visual support.
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Vocabulary reference charts giving students a range of word choices for expressing four basic emotions (sad, happy, angry, scared), plus a follow-up self-expression worksheet.
A single-page feelings/emotions reference chart supporting restorative-justice conversations and conflict resolution.
The chart uses the visual structure of a periodic table to bring many feeling words together on one page. Students can locate a familiar emotion and compare it with another label during a class discussion. Use the poster as a vocabulary reference or invite learners to choose a word that fits a fictional character's experience.
Teaching Emotions with Cute Faces Posters Help young students identify and understand emotions with these cute and colorful posters! This 2-page printable resource promotes social-emotional learning by supporting students in recognizing, labeling, and comprehending 10 common feelings. The first poster displays adorable characters…
A reference poster/chart listing emotion words for social-emotional learning.
Glue Bottle Feelings Faces Menu - Reference Poster and Emotions Chart Support students in recognizing and understanding emotions with this printable emotions menu. It promotes social-emotional learning by helping students identify and label 10 common feelings. Cute, themed characters depict facial expressions that match each feeling.…
Teaches children to label and understand the intensity of positive and negative emotions, and to distinguish what they might think versus what they might say while feeling them.
A single-page printable poster/sign to help students identify and communicate how they are feeling.
Expand students’ feelings vocabulary with groups of related words, including words connected with happiness, sadness, surprise, and anger. Discuss how choices such as “giggled” or “fumed” help a reader imagine a character’s response. Use the completed chart as a reference and the fill-in version to revisit selected words. Students can then choose a word that better describes a feeling in their own writing.
In this multicultural emotions poster for kids resource, you can use this poster to post in the classroom, in the reset or quiet area of your classroom, or anywhere you want! You can also send this poster home after an SEL or social-emotional learning lesson so students can reference this at home with their families. This is a great way…
Forever June Digital Design LOOKING FOR SOCIAL EMOTIONAL LEARNING POSTERS? I am happy to present my Emotions Chart for Kids . This handy SEL poster is a great resource for busy teachers of school aged students in grade 1-3, Pre-K and Kindergarten, Preschool and for toddlers in a daycare setting. Or you can opt to use it with children in…
A social-emotional learning (SEL) worksheet helping students reflect on and identify their personal anger triggers, physical cues, thoughts, and emotions.
A K-2 behavior-management mini-unit of calming-strategy cards, expectation posters, and scenario-based task cards to help students self-regulate emotions like frustration, anger, or sadness.
A poster-and-worksheet set that teaches and reinforces 10 'good sport' reminders (play fairly, play the whole game, try your best, have fun, keep emotions in control, accept the rules when enforced, say 'Good Game!', stay mostly positive, support your team, win or lose respectfully) through discussion posters and self-reflection…
Support social-emotional learning by helping students identify, name, and reflect on their emotions through a winter-themed journal.
These are PE Poster Visuals: Ball Emotions. They will provide important information for students to read and be reminded of. They will make great decor in your gym classroom. They can be printed with the PDF or inserted into presentations with the JPG files. This poster has 5 background colors to choose from.
A 13-poster classroom display set illustrating individual calming strategies for students to reference when regulating their emotions, provided in both US-spelling and UK-spelling versions.
The Emotional Regulation Chart: Gingerbread Face Visuals comes with 2 charts that detail the different emotions that children can experience but have difficulty expressing how they are feeling.
Teaches a 3-level system (Size 1/2/3) for categorizing everyday problems and matching them to appropriate emotions and reactions, for social-emotional learning.
A daily emoji-based emotion check-in printable set for students to select and display an emoji reflecting how they feel each day.
A poster and worksheet set teaching the benefits of positive self-talk and helping students practice generating their own positive self-talk statements.
S'mores Emotions Menu: Feelings Chart and Reference Poster Help young students recognize, label, and understand emotions with this printable emotions menu. It promotes social-emotional learning by visually labeling 10 common feelings like happy, sad, angry, and more. Cute themed characters depict corresponding facial expressions to…
Help students identify and name a range of emotions, and provide a blank template for drawing their own feeling faces.
Provide a reference poster/chart for identifying and labeling common emotions.