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    This document provides instructions for a feelings and emotions activity using play dough mats. Students can build fine motor skills by using play dough to form objects on printed cards that represent different feelings like happy, sad, and mad. The directions explain that students select a card and use play dough to form the pictured object. Alternative options include using dry erase markers or small manipulatives instead of play dough. Laminating the cards makes them more durable for repeated use.

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    Feeling Play Dough Mats: Pocket of Preschool

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    This document provides instructions for a feelings and emotions activity using play dough mats. Students can build fine motor skills by using play dough to form objects on printed cards that represent different feelings like happy, sad, and mad. The directions explain that students select a card and use play dough to form the pictured object. Alternative options include using dry erase markers or small manipulatives instead of play dough. Laminating the cards makes them more durable for repeated use.

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    FeelingsEmotionsPlayDoughMatsSELforPreschoolPreKandKindergarten-1

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    This document provides instructions for a feelings and emotions activity using play dough mats. Students can build fine motor skills by using play dough to form objects on printed cards that represent different feelings like happy, sad, and mad. The directions explain that students select a card and use play dough to form the pictured object. Alternative options include using dry erase markers or small manipulatives instead of play dough. Laminating the cards makes them more durable for repeated use.

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    43 views11 pages

    Feeling Play Dough Mats: Pocket of Preschool

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    vodab62468
    This document provides instructions for a feelings and emotions activity using play dough mats. Students can build fine motor skills by using play dough to form objects on printed cards that represent different feelings like happy, sad, and mad. The directions explain that students select a card and use play dough to form the pictured object. Alternative options include using dry erase markers or small manipulatives instead of play dough. Laminating the cards makes them more durable for repeated use.

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    Feeling play dough mats

    This is a fun activity that students can do to build those


    fine motor muscles and build vocabulary.
    Print the cards and laminate for greater durability.

    Directions:
    Using Play Dough: Students pick a card, roll play dough
    snakes, and form the object with the play dough.
    Using Dry Erase Markers: Students pick a card and trace
    the object.

    Using Manipulatives: Students pick a card and use other


    small manipulatives to create the object (ex: small beads).

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    DOUGH mat DOUGH mat

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    happy sad
    DOUGH mat DOUGH mat

    mad silly
    DOUGH mat DOUGH mat

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    scared worried
    DOUGH mat DOUGH mat

    nervous proud
    pencil feelings & emotions mats
    Students need to practice using feeling vocabulary and exploring what
    feelings look like.

    Options:
    Color: Just print and laminate the mats and cards.
    Black and White: Print and use as a worksheet or print on colored
    paper and laminate.

    How to Use the Mats:


    Pick a card and create the feeling face on the pencil.

    Manipulative Options:
    • Playdough Mats: Students use playdough to create various feeling
    faces on the pencil.
    • Tiny Treasures (Loose Parts): Place a tray of tiny treasures out,
    and students create the feeling face with the tiny treasures. Tiny
    Treasure ideas: googly eyes, rocks, mini erasers, or pom poms.
    • Dry Erase Mats: Place in a page protector or dry erase sleeve.
    Students draw the feeling faces with dry erase markers.
    • Worksheet: Use markers or crayons to create a feeling face. Glue
    the feeling card on the worksheet.

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    scared sleepy nervous


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    silly excited surprised

    frustrated chill sick


    Feeling Mat
    Feeling Mat

    Pencil
    Pencil
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    scared sleepy nervous


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    frustrated chill sick


    Feeling Mat
    Feeling Mat

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