Emotions, relationships, routines and self-awareness.
Emotions, relationships, routines and self-awareness. The collection currently includes 4 printable resources.
Social Emotional Learning activities help children explore a familiar topic, learn useful vocabulary and organize knowledge through visual tasks. Theme-based learning brings conversation, classification, attention and recall together in one approachable activity.
The Social Emotional Learning library includes varied activity formats, allowing the same topic to be revisited through matching, tracing, counting, coloring, cut-and-paste work and other hands-on tasks. Popular subtopics include Feelings and Emotions. Frequently represented themes include Emotions, Emotion, Emotion Faces, Afraid and All. Choose resources according to age, interest and current skill level, then adapt editable templates to the learning goal, group size or amount of practice you need.
Before beginning, talk briefly about the pictures and invite the child to share what they already know. Afterward, strengthen the learning by sorting the images, drawing another example or finding related objects in everyday life.