Emotions sorting activity

Little G got to practice her emotional intelligence skills this morning by sorting sad and happy faces. So interesting how difficult it is for her to recognize sad faces when it does not involve crying! Thanks to The Princess and the Tot for inspiring this fun activity! I have been interested in the importance of emotional intelligence ever since I began hearing about it more and more in books like this one: Emotional Intelligence: Why it Can Matter More Than IQ

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This is a hands-on emotion sorting activity that focuses on common feelings such as mad, sad, happy, and excited. The activity is meant to help toddlers recognize, identify, and categorize these four emotions while becoming more comfortable talking about them.

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

Emotion is one of the most difficult things for kids to handle with. While adults can tell when they are worried, or sad or excited; kids didn't have that much vocabulary yet. So it's important

Teach kids how to identify and verbalize emotions with this creative Kid's Emotion Matching Activity. Includes 8 flashcards with labeled Emotions: Angry, Sad, Happy, Embarassed, Scared, Excited, Unhappy, and Surprised. Free Printable. Identifying emotions activities for kids | Social and emotional activities for kids | Social emotional learning activities | teaching emotions to toddlers Feeling crafts for toddlers | Emotions crafts for toddlers

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

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These Identifying Emotions Activities: Sorting Emotions With Real Photos include 6 unique sorting mats that focus on identifying emotions. Photos include men, women, children, and people from many cultures. (Please see preview photos for details.) At an independent workstation, center or language group, students complete the following sorting and classification activities. Sorting Happy Sorting Sad Sorting Angry Sorting Excited Sorting Surprised Sorting Scared