Feelings craft

Teach toddlers and preschoolers how to identify emotions with this free, cute, easy Emotion Handprint Craft!

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𝗡𝗶𝗻𝗶 𝗚𝗿𝗮𝘆𝗰𝗲 on Instagram: "Is it sad that I've bought a brand new muffin tin purely for play purposes?🫣 This activity provides a great opportunity to learn about and recognise emotions. Pointing out what each expression could mean (angry, silly, sad etc) is a great way to reinforce the meaning/emotion behind the faces and ultimately help your toddler identify and express their own feelings. It's also great for fine motor development, colour recognition, focus & concentration…

Cut out the faces, feelings, and spinner arm and follow the instructions here to make your Feelings Wheel. Great for the classroom or at home to give little ones an opportunity to identify their feelings.

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 Free...

A fun game for exploring big emotions with school aged kids. Great for parents and educators,a helpful tool for helping children develop emotional intelligence.

For toddlers, understanding their own and other people’s emotions can be a difficult and confusing thing. Emotional intelligence is a vital skill in a child’s…

Recognising facial expressions is crucial for the success of social interactions. We express emotions through our face as a way to communicate. It is is important for kids to understand how to express their feelings and read others through facial expressions.

Preschool Emotions Printables and Feelings Cards, preschool emotions printables, Helping children to express their feelings and handle difficult situations with calmness. preschool feelings printables, emotion cards printable for teaching children about their emotions and feelings

I made an easy mood board for Boo, 3, to explore her understanding of emotions and to have some fun arranging. I cut some eyes and mouths out of paper. We had features to make happy faces, surprised, confused and frustrated faces. I kept it simple for her...