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Emotion Regulation Lesson Plan and Activity for 2nd, 3rd, & 4th grade

Emotion Regulation Lesson Plan and Activity for 2nd, 3rd, & 4th grade preview
Emotion Regulation Lesson Plan and Activity for 2nd, 3rd, & 4th grade preview
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Cover of How High Are Your Emotions?, a lesson on intense emotions and how we deal with them, for 2nd, 3rd and 4th graders
Title page to open the SEL lesson on big feelings
Lesson plan on feeling sizes: objectives, materials, goal and outline from check-in and video to practice and closing
Teacher script and steps to run the lesson
Emotion intensity ladder: students write how they act on each rung as a feeling rises from Not Intense to Very Intense
Practice sheet; give a baseline emotion such as anger
Emotion thermometer: students write how they act at each mark as their emotion gets more intense, from bottom to top
Alternate version for students who like the thermometer image
Emotion staircase: students write how they behave on each of five steps as a feeling grows more intense on the way up
Staircase option for mapping escalation step by step
Emotion clouds: students write how they act at each of four clouds and an airplane as their emotion intensifies
Cloud option; pick the version each student prefers
Objective assessment chart: student name column plus columns for identifying feeling sizes and how they act when intense
Teacher tracking sheet to record each student's progress
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About This Product

Students often struggle with emotion regulation-- especially when their emotions get too big. This low prep lesson plan teaches students all about intense emotions and how everyone has emotions that become way too big. This lesson helps to bridge the gap between emotion intensity and coping skills by helping teach how everyone has different levels of emotions. This lesson plan is perfect to teach kids with big emotions about their feelings and their behaviors. This lesson plan can be used in individual lessons as well as small groups and even whole class lessons.

This activity includes worksheets where students can work with social workers or counselors to help label their emotions and how high their emotions get. The students can then talk about where their behaviors fall on the scale of intensity, with multiple visuals. A lesson plan is also included to help guide your sessions and make them go with ease!

If you have students struggling with explosive behaviors and not understanding the size of their reaction, this activity is for them!

Ideas for Use:

⭐Individual Lessons

⭐Push-In Lessons

⭐Group Lessons

⭐For students who struggle with emotion regulation

⭐Tier one SEL Morning Meeting

What's Included

Emotions Intensity Lesson Plan Object Sheet

How High Are Your Emotions Worksheets

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