Emotions Chart For Kids

In this emotions chart for kids, students will learn that all feelings are welcome in the classroom or counseling office. This is a multicultural feelings chart and there is a blank chart for students to draw in their own images of the different feelings. The different feelings they can draw themselves are; cold, angry, sick, happy, loving, sad, surprised, hot, and bored. This makes a great classroom poster or you could send home the feelings chart for families to talk about feelings and help their sons and daughters express how they are feeling at home. Becoming self-aware of one's feelings is a foundational social skill.

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https://teachsimple.com/product/sel-affirmation-worksheets-and-sel-coloring-pages (3 SEL affirmation worksheets and coloring pages for students to write down and think about these positive affirmations; I Am Calm, I Am Wise, and I Am Brave.)

https://teachsimple.com/product/10-sel-monthly-themed-activities-sel-coloring-pages-sel-worksheets (10 SEL monthly themed worksheets for students to enjoy! There are worksheets for the following months/seasons; Fall, Winter, Spring, Summer, Easter, St. Patrick's Day, Valentine's Day, Summer Journal, Earth Day, etc.)

https://teachsimple.com/product/5-physical-and-emotional-sel-cubes (5 different SEL cubes! These are fun cubes that students can make (I would recommend copying them onto cardstock for durability). The cubes have these themes on them; feelings, yoga, stretching, coping, and different movement activities. This is a fun centers activity, group activity or partner activity.)

https://teachsimple.com/product/emoji-game-played-like-apples-to-apples-no-reading-required (Emoji game played like Apples to Apples! In this fun game, students will try and find the pictures that best match a particular emoji. This is a great game during an SEL lesson, for a centers activity, for a partner activity or a group counseling activity.)