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I chose these 20 words because I work with children that have Autism and they experience a range of emotions and feelings daily that they have a hard time verbally expressing. They have a challenging time with self-regulating their emotions and this is one of the social skills we work on daily. I wanted to create a visual aid for them to help them identify and label emotions and feelings they are experiencing and to help them recognize and interpret them in people around them.

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Sesame Street: Zac Efron and Elmo - Patience

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The 5 ways I plan to use this digital word wall AND/OR my classroom word wall:

1. Encourage students to point to or say the word that matches how they are currently feeling to begin a conversation about managing big feelings.

2. Link words to options like "take deep breaths" or "ask for a break when they are feeling angry or frustrated.

3. Allow my students to use the digital word wall as an alternative communication tool when they are not comfortable verbally saying how they feel or if they are non-verbal.

4. Share short social stories that explain different emotions, when they occur, and strategies for managing them.

5. Role-play scenarios with my students about how our emotions can affect others.

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Feeling Frustrated | Feelings and Emotions for Kids | Khan Academy Kids

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Little Bee Library - Videos for #LibraryKids!

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I Feel Angry - A Social Story! #autism #socialstories #selfregulation #neurodiversityaffirming

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SEL Kids: "The Lonely Cloud" Feeling Lonely

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Dad Gets Jealous of Mr Monkeyjocks🐵🐒  | CBeebies

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Don't Worry Be Happy 🌞🎶 | Songs for Kids | Cover by Lingokids