A lesson plan for talking about simple feelings and emotions. Students play drawing and flashcard games, sing a song, read a story and do a matching ...

Оценка 5,0 (3) Linking to different subjects, this cross-curricular Emotions Lesson plan will take the stress out of planning and just leave you to do the best bit: teach!

☼ Ask children what sort of things makes them feel nervous. Examples: o Reciting a poem in front of class o Going to a new school o Running a race on sports ...

Activity: There are many kinds of good feelings: You can feel happy, silly, calm, safe, relaxed, proud, or excited.

Students will identify appropriate ways a person may express the emotions of happy, unhappy, or mad. • Students will demonstrate ways to express emotions ...

In this lesson, students will learn about how emotions change and will understand and discuss different feeling words for different emotions.

Teaching emotions for kids is easy with these social emotional learning ideas and activities that teach children about emotions in the classroom.

Use our free identifying feelings lesson plan laid out in the post below to teach your elementary students how to recognize and label feelings.

In this lesson, students will learn the names of feelings and emotions and how to ask and answer “How are you?”.

Introduce your students to emotions and their connection to the brain with this lesson plan. Students will watch a video lesson for direct instruction.