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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…
A single-page feelings/emotions reference chart supporting restorative-justice conversations and conflict resolution.
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.
A visual emotional check-in tool (feelings chart plus a weekly tracking sheet) for counselors/teachers to monitor student well-being.
Free download 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.…
Combine a daily feelings check-in with two block-character activities. Children use the expression chart, count pictures in a visual search, and decorate a blank character with personal details. Select the page that fits the session and use the character choices to begin a conversation about feelings or identity.
Daily Feelings Check-In Chart | SEL Resource | Special Ed. & Autism Friendly This Daily Feelings Check-In Chart is designed for kids with Autism and Dyslexia in mind. It uses the OpenDyslexic typeface by Abigail Gonzalez. This resource boosts emotional awareness and supports social-emotional learning. This material is ideal for special…
Give young students visual cards to help them recognize and name their feelings.
Support social-emotional learning by helping students identify, name, and reflect on their emotions through a winter-themed journal.
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…
Free download Visual poster set for a classroom calm-down/reset area, helping students identify feelings and choose coping strategies.
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.
A fill-in-the-blank daily journal encouraging students to reflect on their feelings and record positive moments, gratitude, and things they're proud of, to build optimistic thinking and emotional resilience.
Free download A set of classroom decor posters introducing basic early-learning topics (calendar, colors, math symbols, weather, feelings, the solar system).
Provides decor and hands-on activities to set up a classroom calm-down corner (lemonade/summer theme) that supports students' emotional self-regulation.
The Emotional Regulation Chart: Pumpkin Face Visuals comes with 2 charts that detail the different emotions that children can experience but have difficulty expressing how they are feeling.
Free download The Coffee Kids Feeling Faces Menu: An Engaging Teaching Resource The Coffee Kids Feeling Faces Menu is a significant, alluring, and practicable teaching tool. It has been created for teachers, homeschooling parents and significantly aids students in discerning, distinguishing and understanding a variety of emotions they undergo. Key…
Whole Body Emotions Menu - Reference Poster and Feelings Chart Designed as a supportive teaching tool, the Whole Body Emotions Menu serves both as a reference poster and feelings chart. It's goal is to encourage social-emotional learning in early grade students from preschool to grade 1. This interactive tool helps students identify and…
Free download Popsicle characters illustrate feelings on a visual menu that students can revisit during check-ins. Display the chart where children can see it or keep a copy nearby for individual conversations. The color and black-and-white versions let you choose a display copy or a version students can personalize.
Free download Display the fuzzy-monster feelings menu during a discussion or offer it as an optional check-in reference. Children can point to a pictured expression or use the chart’s vocabulary to begin describing a feeling. Treat each image as one possible representation rather than a rule for how an emotion must look, and allow children to use a different word or pass.
Give a visual reference chart of emotion words paired with facial expressions for social-emotional learning.
Provide a reference poster/chart for identifying and labeling common emotions.
Snowflake Themed Emotions & Feelings Menu The Snowflake Themed Emotions & Feelings Menu is a comprehensive, visually appealing reference poster designed specifically for early learning. The resource targets preschoolers, kindergarteners, and first-grade students.
Snowman Feelings and Emotions Anchor Chart Reference Posters As the festive season approaches, educators are on the lookout for engaging educational resources. The Snowman Feelings and Emotions Anchor Chart Reference Posters emerge as an ideal resource in this context. This teaching resource is designed primarily for early learning…