Prek social emotional activities

Explore 17+ fun and simple social development activities for toddlers and preschoolers. As essential tools children use to interact, communicate, and build relationships, social and emotional skills also play an important role in a child's development. Kids love to play! So, what better way to build their skills than fun and interactive social activities for preschoolers and toddlers. Try them today! #DiscoveryBuildingSets #socialemotionalactivitiespreschool #socialemotionallearning

Social emotional activities for preschoolers focus on play and developmentally appropriate activities that foster essential skills!

Are you exploring feelings with your preschooler? Add these emotion centers and activities to your plans! Great for preschool and pre-k.

Transform learning about emotions into a colorful adventure with Tubes of Emotion! This simple yet engaging activity combines science with emotional intelligence, helping kids explore and express their feelings in a fun and educational way. Let's empower our little ones to understand and communicate their emotions! #EmotionalIntelligence #KidsCrafts #LearningThroughPlay

Help your children learn emotions and feelings with our creative hands on activities using plastic eggs, faces, and the printable set with BONUS ideas.

This list of 40+ books about feelings for preschoolers covers a wide range! We love using picture books to teach emotional skills.

In this post I'll share with you 31 Free Printable & Activities for Learning About Feelings and Emotions. Need to teach your homeschool kids about the feelings and emotions they have? Then head over to the blog to grab these free printables and activities. Don't forget to save it to your homeschool resources board so you can easily refer to it later. Preschool learning | Teaching emotions | Social emotional skills | Emotions preschool | Learning resources

Looking for ways to nurture your preschooler's social and emotional skills in 2024? I've got you covered! Explore 30+ fun activities that promote emotional regulation, communication, and friendship building, all with calming strategies to help navigate big feelings.

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.

Use this Kindness Cookies Kind or Unkind Sort to help students determine what is kind and what is not during this sel center activity.