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Ways to encourage children to express and explore their emotions.
Tissue box gobble monsters. Kids can whisper secrets to them or stick messages inside. The monster can gobble up bad dreams, etc.
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Use this idea to create Feelings Totem Poles.
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Help children learn to manage stress with this printable guide.
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What's behind the angry mask? Activity to help children identify the true feelings behind the anger- schoolcounselingb...
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Build a Worry Warrior. Create an imaginary creature or contraption to help gobble up your worries!
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Mr. Rogers did so much to help children feel accepted and understood.
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Painting is a great way to communicate how you feel. Express yourself with colors and free-form designs that match your mood!
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What stresses you out? How do you deal with problems or challenges in your life? Art’s a great way to express emotions constructively.
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Facial expressions are often the first clues to people’s moods. Create a mask that shows a Distinct Disposition.
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Use Eugene the Emotional Jellybean to talk about different feelings. Focus mostly on: Happy and Sad. Do 3 activities: 1. Color Eugene the Blue Jellybean 2. Color a "sad" face on a large cloud. 3. Color a rainbow. Staple the cloud over the rainbow and talk about how there are sad things that happen to us but when the sadness lifts - a rainbow of happiness follows.
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Teach children strategies for self-control and you’ll be amazed with how quickly they learn to manage intense emotions. Ages 4-12.
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Fun activity to encourage emotional intelligence
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Clients identify situations in which they have been angry and then rank the severity on a scale from 1 to 10. Clients can be asked to then identify the associated triggers, thoughts, feelings, behaviors, or consequences.
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Mood Cube. This cube opens to many different shapes and covers many of the emotions one goes through in a day.
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Coloring book that teaches kids emotional and physical safety. Free download!
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Feelings Activity Book was created to help very young children identify their feelings and learn how to describe them. Free download!
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Learning about faces
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Jill VanWormer Hi Pam. I love this site. I use it individually and for groups. It worth exploring. Lots of free stuff.
This interactive tool is designed to establish steady communication about mood changes between a child with Asperger's Syndrome and a parent, teacher, or therapist so that meltdowns can be avoided.
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Inspired by similar ones seen various places online. Hangs in the waiting room of play therapist Pam Dyson.
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This is my version of a pin I've seen here previously. It hangs on a bulletin board in the waiting room of my play therapy office.
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Vickie Ridenour Great idea! Thanks.