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Emotions, or feelings, are like the passing wind, they come and they go. Often we judge emotions as good or bad, but the truth is that all emotions are part of the human experience. Our emotions give us feedback about what is going on inside of us. It is important for children to learn how to express emotions in a way that is safe for everyone and aligned with school, and family, values.
The Invisible String
The Invisible String
Kids Feelings WheelKids Feeling Chart
Helping children expand their feelings vocabulary helps them better understand how they are feeling. It also helps students when they connect feelings to body sensations. For example:"I feel mad and I'm starting to get a headache. This tells me I need to take a break before I say something I'll regret."Kids Feeling Chart
school-coping_with_change_-_schools_out-mylemarks_llc.pdfSchool's Out
How do you feel about it?School's Out
Gratitude Prompts.pdfGratitude Prompts
Practicing gratitude is a great way to keep perspective and has been proven to help you feel better. Gratitude Prompts
Wheel of Control.pdfWheel of Control
You can print or make you own. What can you add that's helpful to you given what you are going through?Wheel of Control
In My Heart
by Jo WitekIn My Heart
Mad Feelings
Daniel TigerMad Feelings
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