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Identifying Emotions Activity with Adaptive Task Cards

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Look Inside · 10 pages

Table of contents for nine emotion task card sets, assembly instructions, and black-and-white versions
Contents for the nine task card sets
Assembly instructions for emotion task boxes: print, laminate, cut, add Velcro dots, and attach covers
Assembly directions for the task boxes
Task Box 1 cover and matching directions: read the emotion, then find the picture that matches it
Cover and directions for the first matching set
Two emotion-matching task cards from the boys' set show faces labeled Disgusted and Embarrassed
Disgusted and Embarrassed cards in the first set
Two emotion-matching task cards from the boys' set show an angry face and a confused face, each labeled
Angry and Confused cards in the first set
Two emotion-matching task cards from the boys' set show faces labeled Hurt and Interested for matching
Hurt and Interested cards in the first set
Two emotion-matching task cards from the boys' set show an excited face and a happy face, each labeled
Excited and Happy cards in the first set
Two emotion-matching task cards from the boys' set show a proud face and a sad face, each labeled
Proud and Sad cards in the first set
Two emotion-matching task cards from the boys' set show a scared face and a shy face, each labeled
Scared and Shy cards in the first set
Two emotion-matching task cards from the boys' set show a surprised face and a tired face, each labeled
Surprised and Tired cards in the first set

About This Product

Are you looking for ways to help students identify, label, and understand their emotions? These emotions adaptive task cards are the perfect activity to use for early learners! This activity features nine different task cards to help students really begin to understand the world of emotions. These adaptive task cards are not only perfect to use with early learners, but also with students with autism, as well as non verbal students!

The best part about these task cards is that they build upon the skills the student already has! For example, if you are just starting out introducing emotions to your students, then start with task box 1. However, if your students are somewhat familiar with emotions and what they may look like, then you can start with task card set 3. Wherever your students skills are at, we have a task box for it!

What's Included?:

  • Assembly Instructions

  • 9 different task card sets

  • Cover page for each task box

  • Directions page for each task box

Task Box Sets:

  • Matching Emotions (boys)

  • Matching Emotions (Girls)

  • Identifying Emotions (Boys)

  • Identifying Emotions (Girls)

  • Matching Similar Emotions

  • Labeling Emotions (Boys)

  • Labeling Emotions (Girls)

  • This or That Emotions Matching (Boys)

  • This or That Emotions Matching (Girls)

Grades and Students These Task Cards Are Perfect For:

  • Pre-K

  • Kindergarten

  • 1st Grade

  • 2nd Grade

  • Students with Autism Spectrum Disorder

  • Non-Verbal Students

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