#emotions
Central objective: Emotions — helping early childhood educators and child care centers teach children to name, express, and self‑regulate feelings. Supporting elements: practical articles (feelings charts, calm‑down strategies, calm‑down corners), free downloadable resources and activities (Emotions Playdough Activity; Emotion Sorting Activities), related trainings (none currently) and job listings. Explore these classroom‑ready ideas and PDFs to build emotional skills in young children.
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Introduction
Feelings charts are simple pictures or words that help children name what they feel. T ...
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Introduction — Why this matters
As child care providers and directors, you meet big feelings every ...
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Every day you meet big feelings in the room. A calm-down corner gives children a safe place to pra ...
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Kids have big feelings. They can feel happy, scared, excited, or angry sometimes all in the same day ...
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Introduction — Why this matters
As a child care provider, you meet strong feelings every day. Helpi ...
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