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Name That Emotion Writing Activities for Grades K-2

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All About Feelings cover with two children beside sample writing pages, emotion face cards and a cool-down poster
Overview of the social-emotional printables in this set
All About Our Feelings class book cover with nine children's faces showing happy, surprised, sad and angry looks
Front cover for a whole-class feelings book
Personal feelings book cover: students write their name before 's Feelings and color nine faces with different emotions
Cover for each child's own feelings booklet
Grumpy feelings writing: students finish 'I feel grumpy when', write what they can do to help themselves and draw a face
Planning a coping strategy before grumpy moments
Grumpy reflection: students complete 'I felt grumpy when', tell what they did to help themselves and draw their face
Looking back on a grumpy moment after it happens
Sad feelings writing: students finish 'I feel sad when', list what they can do to help themselves and draw their face
Talking through ways to cope with sadness
Sad reflection: students write about a time they felt sad, then what they did to help themselves, and draw their face
Follow-up journal page after a sad day
Mad feelings writing: students complete 'I feel mad when', name a way to help themselves calm down and draw their face
Building a calm-down plan for anger
Mad reflection: students finish 'I felt mad when' and 'This is what I did to help myself', then draw their face
Debrief page after a conflict or angry moment
Frustration writing: students finish 'I feel frustrated when', write how they can help themselves and draw a face
Coping-strategy talk for tricky tasks
Attributes
Subject

ELA, Writing

Grades

Preschool, Grade 1, 2

Types

Activities

File

PDF

Editable
No
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About This Product

All About Feelings and Emotions Writing Activities

This product guide aims to familiarize educators with a comprehensive learning tool designed for Kindergarten to Grade 2 students. It focuses on recognizing, verbalizing, and managing emotions effectively, developing emotional intelligence in young learners. The multi-use resource is presented as a 47-page PDF filled with interactive activities tailored for individual or classroom needs.

Colorful Activity Pages

One of the key features are colorfully designed feelings strips available both in colored versions as well as black & white options for customization. Unique listings within this offering include 22 specific feeling-oriented pages dealing with emotions such as:

  • Sad
  • Mad
  • Tired
  • Embarrassed
  • Happy
  • Confused
  • Fearful
  • (and more....)

Cool Down Spot Poster/Poem & Calming Idea Cards

To accommodate real-life coping strategies there's the Cool Down spot poster/poem.This gentle reminder of practical techniques further enables students battling troubling emotions towards resolution. Also included are calm idea cards which act like little hand-held crisis managers during those tough moments!

Add-On Features: Poem & Feeling Tracker Covers!

    The Package includes:
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  1. An Original poem titled “Feelings Come And Feelings Go”, underscoring the temporary nature of our feelings.

    Add-On Advantage:
    The resource can be paired seamlessly with any book on feelings – a versatile bonus in your teaching toolkit!

  2. The kit comes with covers allowing the resource to be compiled into handy booklets if preferred – a ready reference tool for students grappling with emotional learning moments.

Bottom Line

The consistent interaction using this toolkit enables instructional reinforcement: students effectively realize they hold control over their emotional response and that swift transitions between different moods are perfectly okay! The design encourages routine check-ins with student’s feelings, supporting mental health monitoring while integrating academics.

What's Included

1 PDF file.

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