#emotions

#emotions

Central objective: Emotions — practical guidance for early childhood educators and child-care centers to help children name, express, and regulate feelings. Supporting elements: curated articles (feeling charts, calm-down strategies, calm-down corners, activities) and free downloadable resources (Emotions Playdough Activity, Emotion Sorting Activities); note: relevant trainings and job listings are not available at the moment.

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How can I use feelings charts at home and in my classroom?

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Introduction Feelings charts are simple pictures or words that help children name what they feel. T ...

How can child care teams de-escalate young children with calm-down strategies that work?

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Introduction — Why this matters As child care providers and directors, you meet big feelings every ...

How Do I Create a Calm-Down Corner in a Preschool Classroom?

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Every day you meet big feelings in the room. A calm-down corner gives children a safe place to pra ...

Emotions for Kids: Fun Activities to Teach Feelings and Self-Control

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Kids have big feelings. They can feel happy, scared, excited, or angry sometimes all in the same day ...

What simple emotional regulation tools help children ages 2–5?

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Introduction — Why this matters As a child care provider, you meet strong feelings every day. Helpi ...

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Emotions Playdough Activity

In the Emotions Playdough Activity, children sculpt faces or symbols with playdough to represent different feelings like happy, sad, angry, and surprised. This hands-on exercise helps them learn to... Read more

Free

License: CCBY

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Emotion Sorting Activities Birth-Kindergarten

Emotion-sorting activities for children from birth through kindergarten use age-appropriate materials such as facial toys, picture cards, sensory bins, or story props to help little ones notice and... Read more

Free

License: CCBY

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