Then, have your child think, share, draw and/or write about a time they felt each of the feelings on the printable activity sheet. Have your child explore the FeelLinks Dolls page and discuss each feeling, together.
This activity is about emotional vocabulary and feeling all of our feelings. This can be completed with drawings and/or words. This activity can be used to help reduce stress or worry in children by assisting them in identifying what they can control and cannot control in their world - ie: you can control your thoughts and actions but cannot control others thoughts and actions. This activity can be done at home, on the go, or in the classroom! A great way to support children in learning about their own feelings and opening up some great communication!Īn activity based on Stephen Covey's "Circle of Concern, Circle of Influence". Are you modeling actions for your children that you hope to? What will you continue to show and what might you feel you want to model differently? Using these reflection prompts can help you with a bit of self-discovery.Ĭhildren can search for photos, items or other things that have them feeling different emotions. How do you see yourself as a parent? Our actions speak louder than words. (see below for a couple of version of full color wheels) Be sure to teach children how to use the wheel to help them understand, recognize and label their emotions. Enjoy these free resources for home or school Click the images below to open and print!Įmotion wheels are a useful tool to support children in recognizing and labeling their feelings.
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