Social Story For Labeling and Identifying Feelings-- Crayon Characters

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Social Story For Labeling and Identifying Feelings--Crayon Characters

The Social Story for Labeling and Identifying Feelings - Crayon Characters is a highly recommended learning resource for educators. Whether you are a public school teacher or a homeschooler, this resource finds its fit especially in Early Learning, Preschool, Kindergarten, and Grade 1. It gives priority to subjects like Special Resources and Holidays while focussing on subtopics such as Social Emotional Learning, Life Skills, and Back To School content.

This unique resource fosters interactive learning aiming to help early elementary students with an essential life skill — recognizing emotions in themselves and others. This comprehensive social story makes the seemingly abstract task of labeling emotion concepts concrete by associating each emotion with individual facial expressions represented through vivid crayon characters.

  • A total of 16 pages presenting expressions of 10 unique emotions by friendly crayon themed characters make this social story an engaging option!
  • An added advantage comes in the form of an ink-friendly black-and-white version specifically designed for easy printing.

You can use this useful teaching tool not only as part of individual lessons but also as a go-to guide for students attempting to grasp emotional expression. And it's not limited only to that! Seamlessly blend it into other emotion-related activities or innovatively introduce new emotions using it as your aid.

Remember, improving emotional literacy is best done when made fun! Incorporate the 'Social Story For Labeling And Identifying Feelings— Crayon Characters' into your curriculum without delay. This valuable resource comes in PDF format ensuring it doesn't lose its sheen over time making reuse possible year after year.

Resource Tags

Emotional literacy Social-emotional learning Facial expressions Crayon characters Special resources

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