Feeling or Action?
A feeling is inside you and an action is what you do. Circle feeling or action for ten words, then plan safe actions for big feelings.
You can feel two things at the same time. Match six moments, like a friend moving away, to the two feelings they can bring.
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Share your own example, like feeling happy and sad at a goodbye party.
Kids who only use happy, sad and mad. Celebrate new words like frustrated, nervous and proud.
Read a story and stop to name how each character feels.
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A feeling is inside you and an action is what you do. Circle feeling or action for ten words, then plan safe actions for big feelings.
Nervous and excited can feel a lot alike in your body. Sort nine clues into a Venn diagram to see what is the same and what is different.
Read six kids’ feelings and circle the choice that would help, like deep breaths for mad or asking to play for lonely.
Walk around the room and find classmates who have felt proud, nervous, brave and more. Each friend signs a square. Fill a row to win.
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