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Valentine's Day Emotions Puzzles For Identifying Feelings For 1st-3rd

Valentine's Day Emotions Puzzles For Identifying Feelings For 1st-3rd preview
Valentine's Day Emotions Puzzles For Identifying Feelings For 1st-3rd preview
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Look Inside · 10 pages

Cover of the broken heart puzzle activity for identifying feelings and matching emotions to situations
Cover of the feelings-matching puzzle resource
Puzzle directions: cut apart hearts, match situations to feelings, and use larger pieces on a board or poster
Directions for small and large feelings puzzles
Color version divider introducing the colored heart puzzles for matching feelings to hypothetical situations
Section divider introducing the color puzzles
Small feelings puzzles 1–6 pair happy, sad, angry, confused, disgusted, and embarrassed with school scenarios
First six small puzzles in the 18-emotion set
Small feelings puzzles 7–12 pair excited, hurt, interested, proud, scared, and shy with school scenarios
Second six small puzzles in the 18-emotion set
Small feelings puzzles 13–18: surprised, tired, worried, disappointed, silly, and guilty with scenarios
Final six small puzzles in the 18-emotion set
Large feelings puzzle pairing happy with the situation of a friend telling you that they like your shoes
Large happy puzzle for whole-class use
Large feelings puzzle pairing sad with the situation of a friend not wanting to play with you at recess
Large sad puzzle for whole-class use
Large feelings puzzle pairing angry with the situation of a teacher not letting the class go out for recess
Large angry puzzle for whole-class use
Large feelings puzzle pairing confused with being told to take the bus home, then learning Mom is picking you up
Large confused puzzle for whole-class use

About This Product

Are you looking for a fun way to keep your students engaged while still focusing on students learning about their emotions. This Valentine's Day Feelings Puzzle helps students to identify and label their emotions while celebrating the Valentine's Day holiday! This Low Prep Activity is one to keep your students engaged in both individual sessions and in the classroom!

Students will read the situations of 18 different hypothetical scenarios. Once they read the scenarios, students will then try to find the scenario's feelings match on how they would feel in that situation! To add a little twist, you can have students check other students work to make this more peer inclusive and student led. This activity is also a great Valentine's Day Center activity to use in your classroom! Smaller puzzles are included for individual or small group use and larger puzzles are included for whole class use!

What's Included?

⭐ 18 Different Emotions and Scenarios

⭐ Small version of the emotions puzzles

⭐ Large version of the emotions puzzles

⭐ Black and White Version for ink friendly printing

Ideas For Use:

⭐ Individual Lessons

⭐ Small Group Sessions

⭐ Whole Class Lessons

⭐ SEL Morning Meeting Activities

⭐ Valentine's Day Centers

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