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How do you feel right now?

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What are some ways to describe how we feel in English?

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Introduce new vocabulary words like: happy, sad, angry, excited, nervous, and more. Use pictures and sentences to explain each emotion.

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Divide students into small groups and provide them with emotion cards. Each group discusses and acts out the feeling on their card.

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Play a matching game where students match emotions to appropriate situations (e.g., "You lost your toy" - Sad).

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These lovely matching cards provide you with a great way of assessing how much your children have learned about emotions. Each emotion image card has another matching card with its word on. Can your children match all of the emotions?

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Students write sentences using at least 3 new emotion words. Encourage them to illustrate their sentences with drawings.

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Browse feelings and emotions writing resources on Teachers Pay Teachers, a marketplace trusted by millions of teachers for original educational resources.

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Provide simpler sentences for struggling students and an option for advanced students to create short scenarios using the new words.

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Observe students during group and independent activities. Note how well they use the new vocabulary.

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This checklist is a list of practical steps teachers can take to support the adoption of the evidence-based practice formative assessment in their setting.

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Short quiz where students match vocabulary words to pictures or define emotions.

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Vocabulary Emotions - Teaching resources

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Feelings quiz - self esteem unjumble - Emotion whack - Эмоция вашего логотипа: - Emotions and reactions - 1.35a Emotions Vocabulary Quiz

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Students share one new word they learned and when they might use it.

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Write one sentence using a new emotion word you learned today.

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Write 5 sentences about how you felt today using the new vocabulary words.

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My Emotions Journal - A Creative Daily Log Book For Emotions, Moods & Feelings.

Everyone feels better and more calm when they can recognise and express their feelings. Sometimes, this can be really challenging for kids to do. This is even more so the case for those children with conditions such as - anxiety, depression, aspergers, autism, or adhd.

Having a journal, diary, or log book can be a safe place where they can vent their frustrations and emotions. It can also be a way of sharing and discussing feelings that they have been having.

This simple and fun journal will give your child an outlet to their emotions in a creative way - through both writing, drawing, or even sticking.

Each day has a repeated template of two pages and these recur every day of the week. However, all pages are undated - so, your child is not confined to having to use it every day.

The first two pages in the book are filled out, just to give an example of how it could be filled in. After that, the pages are ready to be filled in and there are over 120 pages in total.

There is a section for the date/day of the week.

A section to note down three key emotions felt that day.

A section to draw/stick or write about the day.

A space to draw your own emotion/smiley face.

There is a section for the child to log their mood/emotion during the morning, afternoon and evening.

There is a section to write or draw about anything that's made them sad, frustrated or anxious that day.

Lastly, there is a space to write down the top three BEST parts of the day - to end the daily entry on a high and positive note.

Each journal is measured at 6" x 9" inches and so, is the ideal size to take to School or College. It will easily fit into any school bag and could be taken on trips away.

Each journal has a quality soft cover, brightly coloured, with a smooth matte finish. If you're interested in more journals like this one - please click on our authors name, "Lilly's Journal," and check out our other titles.

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My Emotions Journal: Feelings Journal For Kids And Teens - Help Children And Tweens Express Their Emotions - Through Drawing & Writing - Reduce ... (Mood & Emotion Tracking Journals)

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Play an online game to reinforce feelings vocabulary.

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Vocabulary Feelings - Teaching resources

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Feelings - Starter Unit - My School Bag p05 - ANIMALS in ENGLISH - Complete Advanced - Unit 5 - Extra body Idioms - Telling the time