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Feelings Posters, Cards, Charts, Worksheets | Identifying Emotions Activities and Office Decor Media Social Emotional Workshop

Feelings Posters, Cards, Charts, Worksheets | Identifying Emotions Activities and Office Decor

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Feelings Posters, Cards, Charts, Worksheets | Identifying Emotions Activities and Office Decor

$6.00
Sale price  $6.00 Regular price 

Empower your students to navigate their emotions with our comprehensive Feelings Posters and Worksheets! Designed for K-5 classrooms, this CASEL-aligned resource includes vibrant feelings posters, interactive feelings charts, and SEL worksheets that delve into understanding emotions. Perfect for integrating into lessons across the curriculum or decorating your space, this toolkit facilitates in-depth exploration of emotions, enhancing emotional literacy and empathy in young learners.

Made for: The Office, The Classroom, and Small Groups

Grade Level: 1, 2, 3, and 4

File Format: PDF and Google Slides

Total Pages: 300+

Topic: Feelings

Digital Download. No physical product will be shipped.

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About This Resource

29 Feelings in detailed posters, cards, chart, and worksheets that help students learn to identify feelings and emotions. This CASEL-aligned SEL resource guides students to recognize, name, and understand their feelings and the feelings they see in others.

What's Included?

Feelings Posters and Cards

29 unique feelings in poster and card format with facial expressions and body language notations.

Formats: Print in color or BW.

Feelings Chart

29 feelings in a full-page and quarter-page chart.

Formats: Print in color or BW.

Detailed Worksheets for 29 Feelings

Explore each feeling in detail.

Page 1: Features an easy-to-understand definition, lists similar feelings, potential situations that might evoke the emotion, and a visual representation showcasing body language and facial expressions.

Page 2: Engaging exercise that prompts students to find the cues that show how someone is feeling.

Page 3: Reflective exercise helping students recognize when they personally experience the emotion and what they can do.

Page 4 (Google Slides): An interactive exercise where students capture and insert a photo of themselves portraying the emotion. Step-by-step instructions are provided.

Page 4 (Print): Creative exercise where students craft a simile for the emotion and illustrate it. For instance, "anger is like a volcano" or "happiness is like a flower basking in the sun."

Format: Print in color or BW, and in Google Slides.

Simplified Feelings Worksheet

Focused on facial expressions and body language associated with each emotion.

Format: Print in BW.

Blank Face Worksheet

Allows students to explore their own feelings and what they look like

Format: Print in BW.

Equip your students with the tools they need to understand, express, and navigate their feelings. Perfect for teachers, school counselors, and SLPs aiming to build self-awareness and a feelings vocabulary.

Emotions Included

Alert, Angry, Annoyed, Bored, Brave, Calm, Confused, Curious, Disappointed, Disgusted, Distracted, Embarrassed, Excited, Focused, Frustrated, Furious, Happy, Jealous, Lonely, Nervous, Proud, Sad, Scared, Shocked, Shy, Sick, Silly, Surprised, Tired

    Reviews

    Customers praised these emotion-learning visuals as "clear, engaging, and perfect for supporting social-emotional learning." Teachers found them highly effective for classrooms, counseling offices, and calm-down corners, with students frequently referencing the diverse, colorful posters to identify and communicate feelings.

    Classroom (positive)Resource (positive)Visuals (positive)Emotions (positive)Students (positive)
    • 5 stars: 15 (83%)
    • 4 stars: 3 (17%)
    • 3 stars: 0 (0%)
    • 2 stars: 0 (0%)
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    Atlanta H.

    I used this with my class and we would practice sharing what these emotions looked like and felt like in our own bodies. It was a great way to practice naming emotions we were feeling. I appreciated the diversity of people on the posters also!

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    Olivia F.

    I loved having this resource as a special education teacher, these visuals are great to have and help talk different emotions with my students.

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    Megan G.

    A great visual to have in our mindfulness corner for students to reference and communicate their needs.

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    Kathryn V.

    A great hands on resource. My year one students love using this!

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    Priscilla M.

    These feelings posters, charts, and worksheets are clear, engaging, and perfect for supporting social-emotional learning. Students easily connect with the visuals, making it a great tool for teaching emotions and self-awareness.

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    Susan C.

    I have these posters hanging in my counseling office. The students refer to them often. They are great!

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    Susie M.

    My students loved the lessons. We talked about an emotion every day.

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    April S.

    We've found this really helpful in our resource room. It gives us another tool to support elementary students with diverse needs and has been easy for both teachers and paras to put into practice.

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    Elizabeth A.

    I had quite a few students that could not tell me what they were feeling. This helped.

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    Aileen T.

    I love this resource! The Feelings Posters and Chart are so colorful and inviting, and they've really helped my students build emotional vocabulary. The SEL worksheets are a great addition, thoughtful, engaging, and easy to use. This set has been perfect for supporting social emotional learning while also decorating my classroom in a meaningful way. It's made it easier for my students to express their feelings and reflect on their emotions. Highly recommend!

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    Jody K. (Australia)

    Great resources to support social/emotional regulation.

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    Emily D.

    This is a great resource! I love all the options for the different sizes so they could be posters or small sheets!

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    Angelica R.

    This was great with my non verbal students who needed the extra support to communicate.

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    Stephanie P. (Australia)
    Body Language Facial Expressions

    I was doing an internet search for facial images to share with my Musical Theatre students to help them realise that singing is more than just singing, it is a full body expression, when I came across these informative posters. Although I will be using this resource in an entirely different way then intended, the side information given for each expression is helpful for my students to look in a mirror and see if they are able to find these expressions within themselves! Thank you for the easily downloaded files that I could print out & use that very same day!

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    Danija B.

    Perfect addition to calm down corner. This is exactly what I needed and i love the variety and diversity of the pictures.

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    Areti P.

    Nice visuals and I love the descriptions. I used it with 1st grade so I had a little more explaining to do. I think it is great for 2nd graders.

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    Isabell D.

    I have all of these lining the hallway near my office -- I often hear learners pointing out which feeling they are experiencing at that moment. They are also great for classroom lessons focused on emotion recognition and empathy!

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    Hanna C.

    I have these hung up in my speech room! Teachers, admin, and students have all pointed out how much they love them! In speech, my ASD students use them to reference facial expressions and body language. Such a great visual.

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