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Lego Emotions Chart – SEL Lego Emoji Feelings Chart

Three block-figure pages combine an emotion check-in, a visual counting search, and a blank person for individualized face, hair, skin, and clothing details.
Grades
Preschool–2, Elementary
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Updated Jan 19, 2023

Subject
Special Resources, Special Education Needs (SEN)
Topic
feeling, I Spy
Resource types
Coloring Pages, Worksheets, Worksheets & Printables
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This is a Lego-like emoji chart. There is a Feelings Chart, Coloring Page, and an I Spy activity for students.

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Learning objectives

  • Identify a pictured facial expression that resembles a current feeling

  • Count repeated figures in a visual-search scene

  • Represent personal appearance and style choices on a blank figure

Teaching tips

  • Let learners point to a face without requiring a public explanation of why they chose it.

  • On the counting page, mark one figure type at a time so repeated shapes are not counted twice.

  • Use the decorating prompt to discuss how visible details can be chosen in many different ways without implying one correct appearance.

Skills covered

  • Emotion recognition — facial expressions provide visual options for naming a present feeling.

  • Visual discrimination — the search page requires separating repeated figures within a crowded field.

  • Self-expression — the open figure supports individualized choices about appearance and clothing.

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