Feelings preschool

Teach your preschooler about recognizing and expressing their feelings and emotions with these feelings and emotions lesson plans. Done for you, just print and teach! These free preschool lesson plans feature over 16, nearly no-prep, hands-on preschool activities that will teach your preschooler or toddler about self-regulation and emotional intelligence. Perfect for remote learning and homeschoool preschool.

In this activity children will create feelings faces to explore different feelings to build their emotional intelligence... Did you know that including social emotional learning activities when teaching can lead to better academic performance? For so long, schools focused only on teaching academics, but with more and more research, people are understanding the value in

Some of the most common topics I see social workers and counselors teach is feeling identification and regulation. And it makes sense! Almost every student in need of counseling services could benefit ways to identify emotions in themselves or others, or learn ways to cope those feelings! As a result, I put together this activity ...

Preschoolers have BIG FEELINGS. Having a preschool emotions sensory bin in the classroom is perfect for the beginning of the school year.

We all have feelings, sometimes we feel happy, sometimes we feel sad, sometimes we feel silly and sometimes we feel mad. And that is o.k. Being able to talk about feelings is one of the most important things in life. It makes us feel less alone. The Feelings activities, songs and books that will be covered this week will do just that. It will help those little thinkers realize that it is ok to feel different feels.

Circle time lessons about emotions for preschool. FREE printables included.

Our theme this week was "Our Feelings" and we focused on the letter Cc and the shape triangle. We read this week: Corduroy by Don Freeman Curious George Goes Camping by Margret and H.A. Reys The Cat in the Hat by Dr. Seuss The Pout Pout Fish by Deborah Diesen The Pout Pout Fish in the Big Big Dark by Deborah Diesen Our question of the week was "What is something that you're not so good at?" We talked about not being good at something is not always a bad thing, that with practice we can…

Here we discuss self-regulation in preschoolers, development, and activities for self-regulation strategies in the 3-5 age.

Are you searching for a helpful tool to help children better understand and express their emotions? Look no further! We have created a free printable Feeling Faces Worksheet designed to aid parents, educators, and counselors in teaching children about feelings and emotions. This worksheet focuses on helping children identify and explore a range of emotions by providing various facial expressions. It is a valuable resource for anyone working with young children who may struggle with…

This feelings and emotions game is a fun activity for kids. Students must guess the feeling by answering the question 'Are you (happy)?' with either 'Yes, I am.' or 'No, I'm not.' This feelings game can be used online and in classes teaching feelings and emotions vocabulary and expressions such as 'How are you?' and 'Are you happy?'. This activity is absolutely free to use in your lessons from this page or from YouTube. See below for more detailed instructions and related resources.