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Explore the world of emotions with SPOT and friends! Read the stories, sing the songs and talk about emotions with your little ones!

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We are working on recognizing our own emotions and how others are feeling too! We work on emotional literacy through mirror play, pictures and reading stories.  "I'm Happy-Sad Today" is a great story to help children identify emotions as well as understanding emotions can change.  

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We are working on recognizing our own emotions and how others are feeling too! We work on emotional literacy through mirror play, pictures and reading stories.  "I'm Happy-Sad Today" is a great story to help children identify emotions as well as understanding emotions can change.  

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Taking deep, long, slow breaths is a great way to calm our thoughts and body when we are upset or overwhelmed.  There are many different types of breathing we use here at JLU, but they are all very similar in nature.  One of our favorites is "Dragon Breathing"!

When you get mad pretend to be a dragon, breathing in a big, big, BIG breath through your long dragon nose.  When your dragon belly is all full of air slowly let your dragon fiery breath out through your mouth.  Repeat this process at least 3 time until your body is feeling calm and ready to think of a solution.

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The Big Idea: In challenging situations, taking slow, deep breaths can help children calm down and solve problems.

Breathe, Think, Do!

Frustration is a normal part of life, but it can overwhelm kids and bring up a lot of big feelings. You can help them to use the "Breathe, Think, Do" strategy to calm down, identify their feelings, and work to solve their problem.
Breathe
First, help kids calm down.

Encourage them to put their hands on their bellies and slowly take three deep breaths, in through the nose and out through the mouth.

Ask them to whisper "calm down" (or another encouraging phrase) to themselves.

Think
Next, help children understand their problem and think about a plan to solve it.

Encourage little ones to tell you how they are feeling and why. You can help them find the words by telling them what you notice ("It seems like you feel frustrated because you're having trouble putting on your sweater.").

Help come up with a few different plans for solving the problem (such as unbuttoning the top button).

Do
Encourage kids to choose a plan and try it out.

Ask, "Which plan is best? Let's try it!"

If the plan doesn't work, ask, "How else could you do this?," and then try the next plan.

Remind kids that learning new things takes practice. It's not that they can't do it; it's that they can't do it yet.

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Breathe, Think, Do! | Sesame Street in Communities

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The Big Idea: In challenging situations, taking slow, deep breaths can help children calm down and solve problems. Breathe, Think, Do! Frustration is a normal part of life, but it can overwhelm kids and bring up a lot of big feelings.

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The Pout Pout Fish and the4 Mad, Mad Day

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practice identifying emotions with these fun heart themed faces!  Use them as a matching game for extra hands on fun!  https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/FREE-Valentines-Day-Heart-Feelings-Chart-and-Flashcards-5225048

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Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood | SONG | Just Take a Deep Breath | PBS KIDS

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DANIEL TIGER'S NEIGHBORHOOD | Daniel's Feeling Songs | PBS KIDS

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Children can play, sing, and learn about all kinds of feelings with their friend and neighbor Daniel Tiger from the hit PBS KIDS series, Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood.

Features

Trolley Game - Drive the trolley to discover more than a dozen mini-games about feelings.

Sing-Along - Choose from 18 of your favorite Daniel Tiger songs, each one fully animated.

Drawing Easel - Use paints, crayons, stickers, and more to express yourself.

Feelings Photo Booth - Take pictures of yourself that show lots of different feelings. Daniel will help you pose!

With Daniel Tiger's Grr-ific Feelings, children can play and explore their feelings through four rich, engaging activities:

Ding! Ding! Play Daniel's Trolley Game!

In Daniel's Trolley Game, children will have fun driving the trolley and playing more than a dozen mini-games about feelings featuring Daniel and friends.

Practice calming down just as Daniel does, with a squeeze and a deep breath.

Feel proud as you help Daniel clean up his toys and put away the silverware.

Count to four with Daniel when he feels so mad that he wants to roar.

Laugh along with Daniel's happy dance!

Sing-Along with Daniel!

In Daniel's Sing-Along, children can choose from 18 of their favorite Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood songs, each one fully animated and expressing a different feeling. A great resource for children and parents alike!

Express Yourself!

Daniel's Drawing Easel has everything you need, including paints, crayons, stickers and more. Save your pictures to the gallery or share with friends and family.

Strike a Pose to Show How You Feel!

In the Feelings Photo Booth, children can take pictures of themselves making their sad or mad or happy faces. See how Daniel looks when he feels that way too!

Daniel Tiger's Grr-ific Feelings is based on the PBS KIDS series Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood, produced by the Fred Rogers Company. Targeting kids ages 2-5, the app is designed to extend the series' social-emotional curriculum, helping kids identify and express their feelings.

Check out the other Daniel Tiger apps: Daniel Tiger's Day & Night and Play at Home with Daniel.

ABOUT PBS KIDS

Daniel Tiger's Grr-ific Feelings is part of PBS KIDS' ongoing commitment to helping kids build the skills they need to succeed in school and in life. PBS KIDS, the number one educational media brand for kids, offers all children the opportunity to explore new ideas and new worlds through television and digital media, as well as community-based programs.

Privacy

Across all media platforms, PBS KIDS is committed to creating a safe and secure environment for children and families and being transparent about what information is collected from users. To learn more about PBS KIDS' privacy policy, visit pbskids.org/privacy.

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Daniel Tiger's Grr-ific Feelings Mobile Downloads | PBS KIDS

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Children can play, sing, and learn about all kinds of feelings with their friend and neighbor Daniel Tiger from the hit PBS KIDS series, Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood. Trolley Game - Drive the trolley to discover more than a dozen mini-games about feelings. Sing-Along - Choose from 18 of your favorite Daniel Tiger songs, each one fully animated.

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How do you foster resilience in your students? Do you have the right tools to help a child deal with emotions of grief, anger, and sadness? Find a few tips and tricks here in Emotional Resilience.

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Ready to lean how small emotions get bigger, and how big ones get smaller?

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These calming Bubble Breaths can help you if you're upset, stressed, or anxious. Try them!

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When Sophie's Feelings Really, Really Hurt

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School is back for many of our students with special needs and because of COVID-19 many of them will be expected to wear a face mask or interact with others who are. This printable social story reinforces the idea that masks are not scary and that lots of their favorite heroes and community helpers also wear masks all the time. The story includes interactive mask pieces that the student can place onto the cowboy, ninja, superhero, hockey player, firefighter, and doctor. The interactive pages include PCS communication support symbols for the core words put and on--"Put on mask."

Video of "I Can Wear a Mask!" reading: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0on-1ssXbIY

This story is a product of Little Tennessee Valley Educational Cooperative in Loudon, Tennessee. Please visit us at: www.ltvec.org. LTVEC is an official licensed PCS by Tobii Dynavox publisher. PCS is a trademark of Tobii Dynavox LLC. All rights reserved. Used with permission.

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*FREEBIE* I Can Wear a Mask! A Back to School Interactive COVID-19 Social Story

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School is back for many of our students with special needs and because of COVID-19 many of them will be expected to wear a face mask or interact with others who are. This printable social story reinforces the idea that masks are not scary and that lots of their favorite heroes and community helpers ...

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This product is FREE! Although it took resources and time to make, I want this resource to be used by as many people as possible. If you are downloading, PLEASE FOLLOW MY STORE

You can make your own social stories with the Kids With Masks Clip Art or Health Heroes products by purchasing Health Heroes Clip Art

Can you imagine how difficult it may be right now for our students, especially those with disabilities? The action steps being taken to prevent the spread of coronavirus can be scary and confusing for everyone.

The idea of staying home and all of the action being taken to prevent the spread of COVID-19 can be hard to explain. With this Social Story, your students will be able to visualize and listen to simple language that explains things we need to do to keep safe like staying home, not going to school, wearing a mask if we have to go out, and staying 6 feet away from other people.

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"We Wear Masks" - Coronavirus Social Story about Wearing a Mask

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This product is FREE! Although it took resources and time to make, I want this resource to be used by as many people as possible. If you are downloading, PLEASE FOLLOW MY STOREYou can make your own social stories with the Kids With Masks Clip Art or Health Heroes products by purchasing Health Heroe...

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Use these Covid-19 posters to teach your young students how to keep everyone safe and healthy as school re-opens.

There are 14 posters included for:

Hand-washing

Covering cough & sneeze

Managing center materials

Wearing a mask

How to greet friends

Keeping a safe distance

& More

Designed for Pre-K and Preschool, and will work great for Kindergarten, First, & possibly higher.

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Covid-19 Posters for Safety & Hygiene | Preschool, Pre-K, Kindergarten

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Use these Covid-19 posters to teach your young students how to keep everyone safe and healthy as school re-opens. There are 14 posters included for:Hand-washingCovering cough & sneezeManaging center materialsWearing a maskHow to greet friends Keeping a safe distance& MoreDesigned for Pre-K a...

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Vroom: Tips & activities to build your child's brain development

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Vroom: Tips & activities to build your child's brain development

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Science-backed early learning for children from birth to age 5.

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Vroom helps you add science-backed early learning moments to mealtime, bathtime, bedtime or anytime. By helping your child learn now, you get them ready for school, friends and life.