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It's important for kids to learn about feelings and emotions. This week we will be learning about feelings and emotions through activities!
Teaching children how to properly identify and deal with their emotions is crucial. This unit helps students recognize emotional states, perspective taking, understanding of emotions, and emotional regulation all in kid friendly language and activities. This can be implemented whole group, small gro...
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Use these free printable emotional regulation worksheets to help kids identify and label their own emotions and others' emotions.
This pumpkin emotion activity helps with learning to identify emotions. Perfect emotional development activity for preschoolers and toddlers!
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My feelings and emotions preschool activities, games, lessons, and printables This month's theme explores two subjects close to children's health and well being: Feelings and Emotions. Children participate in literacy activities that help them build vocabulary and word recognition skills around topics that relate directly to their daily lives and experiences. Let your preschool and kindergarten children explore what it means to have feelings via movement, singing, drawing, writing, matching, talking, and listening.
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Learn about faces and emotions with these free pumpkin face pieces and have fun making silly pumpkin faces with your toddler or preschooler!
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Happy to post about the Garden Unit resource or Nature as some teachers name this unit. Another title would be look outside. Students will identify things that grow and understand the features of nature, of the natural world. Link to the complete resource: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Garden-Unit-for-Kindergarten-Holistic-English-Series-17-6914668 This blog post will be on how to use the flashcards in class. It is a good aaid for the memorizing the new words. Garden or Nature Flashcards are for the visual presentation of the new vocabulary. It motivates all the students with Visual Intelligence. Focus your instruction on the student’s needs, on their interest, on what you know will make him/her engaged. The flashcards will focus on tree, flower,grass,bench,seed,roots,leaf,log,plant. Use the flashcards to ask questions. Place your flashcards on the board and ask questions. Teacher: What’s this ? Students: It’s a flower. Teacher: What color is the flower? Students: It’s white and yellow. Activity with the flashcards. Place the flashcards all over the classroom and have the students find the flashcard that you name. Teacher: I can see a red flower! Students run to find it. Teacher: How many flowers are there in the classroom? Students:ten flowers! There are flashcards for the plural. What are these? Teacher: What are these ? Students: They’re flowers. Teacher: What color are the flowers? Students: They’re yellow. Activity with the flashcards. Play pass it and say it fast! Hand in one plural flashcard to a student. That student says the word and pass it fast to the student next to him or her. Student 1: logs! Student 2: logs!Be sure to pass another plural flashcard to student 1 to keep the game going. Actions or commands flashcards. Mime the action as a model and have the students repeat. Place the color flashcards on the board and have the students come to the front to sort the flowers, trees and leaves flashcards. Review and sort the Emotions Flashcards. Then, have the students name each garden flashcard. Students: a happy flower! Do the same sorting but with shapes. Teacher: How many flowers do you see? Students: four! Ask “have” questions. Teacher: This is Alex. What does he have? Students: a flower! A hose! Saw this idea of the slow reveal. I placed my example flashcard into a clear plastic sheet and covered it with opaque white paper. It was easy to slowly slide the paper to reveal some of the flashcard as the students would try to guess the word. Take a look! Another idea with any flashcard. Place the flashcard into a plastic sheet like this one or any that you have. With a whiteboard marker, have the students trace the words and the picture as they name each one. Use this flashcard to introduce tall and short. Teacher: It’s a tall tree, it’s a short tree. Check my Instagram account! https://www.instagram.com/rosamelia_eslteacher/ Check the printable book! https://eflpreschoolteachers.blogspot.com/2021/06/garden-unit-games-and-more-for.html Follow me!!
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