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Lesson objective: •	Help students to acknowledge the value of having a range of emotions. • identify their own emotions, especially when they are learning English.

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Lesson objective: •	Help students to acknowledge the value of having a range of emotions. • identify their own emotions, especially when they are learning English.

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The number of gaps depends of the selected game mode or exercise.

The video will stop till all the gaps in the line are filled in.

If the video stops your life will go down, when your life runs out the game ends.

To listen to a line again, press the button or the "backspace" key. You can also drag to the left over the lyrics.

To skip a word, press the button or the "tab" key. You can also drag to the right over the lyrics.

Be aware: both things are penalized with some life.

When you fill in the gaps you get points.

If you make mistakes, you will lose points, live and bonus.

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Inside Out - Riley's Memories | Music Video, Song Lyrics and Karaoke

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The number of gaps depends of the selected game mode or exercise. The video will stop till all the gaps in the line are filled in. If the video stops your life will go down, when your life runs out the game ends. To listen to a line again, press the button or the "backspace" key.

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Inside Out games have never been more fun. Play this Printable Inside Out Emotions Board Game to teach colors and emotions to young children!

This shop has been compensated by Collective Bias, Inc. and its advertiser. All opinions are mine alone. #PlayNGrow #CollectiveBias

Since my daughter is home for the summer for the first time ever...it's been an adjustment. I love having her home and it's been so nice not to have to go to the bus stop so early (I am NOT a morning person), but I'm having a hard time keeping her entertained. She's used to having activities all day long. Since she's so excited for Pixar's new movie, I decided to make this Printable Emotions Board Game.

This game is super cute and really easy to put together. It's the perfect party game for Inside Out games enthusiasts! The kids LOVED playing it. It's ideal for younger kids that are still getting a grasp for what emotions are and how to behave when they feel certain emotions.

To play this emotions game, you'll download my FREE Printable, print it off, then cut out the cards. I printed off 3 sets of cards. For the playing pieces, I purchased the the Mini Figures at Toys "R" Us. They were in the front of the store with other new toys. When you go to Toys "R" Us, make sure you get the Rewards Card. You get points for every dollar you spend and when you get 125 points, you get $5 back (that comes in handy for birthdays and holidays!)

You'll move the pieces as the cards tell you to. Some tell you to move forward and some tell you to move back. When you land on a "memory" spot (the spots on the game board with a circle on them), you have to tell a memory of when you had that emotion. So, if you land on green, you would tell of a time you were Disgusted. Each color matches the emotions of a character from Inside Out. I've included some instructions in the free printable for reference.
(and leave a comment letting me know how you like them!)
My daughter is the most excited for the movie since the main character is named Riley. It would be so fun to have the same name as a cartoon character! She keeps asking me, "Are we going to have a Riley party?" Luckily, she thinks any of my blog posts are parties, so she's satisfied after playing their board game.

Everyone joined in on the fun! If you can't tell, the above picture is Max's sad face. Apparently, it's too much effort to frown on your own. I also got the plush dolls at Toys "R" Us because they're just adorable and we collect them.

How do you teach emotions to your children? I would love some more ideas!

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Inside Out Games - Printable Inside Out Emotions Board Game

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Inside Out games have never been more fun. Play this Printable Inside Out Emotions Board Game to teach colors and emotions to young children! This shop has been compensated by Collective Bias, Inc. and its advertiser. All opinions are mine alone. #PlayNGrow #CollectiveBias Since my daughter is home for the summer for the first time ever...it's been an adjustment.

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What are your emotions when you are learning English? Draw yourself in the English language classroom and the emotions you feel learning the language and write some sentences explaining why you are choosing certain emotions.

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What are your emotions when you are learning English? Draw yourself in the English language classroom and the emotions you feel learning the language and write some sentences explaining why you are choosing certain emotions.

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Audiences have been waiting nine years for a sequel to Inside Out, the Disney Pixar film that introduced the world to 11-year-old Riley's innermost feelings as she navigates a big move from Minnesota to San Francisco.

On June 14, Inside Out 2 is bringing Riley back as a 13-year-old - and all of the big feelings that being a teenager entails. This time, she's got four more emotions at Headquarters: Anxiety (voiced by Maya Hawke), Envy (voiced by Ayo Edebiri), Ennui (voiced by Adèle Exarchopoulos) and Embarrassment (voiced by Paul Walter Hauser).

And because Riley is getting older, those more complicated emotions start taking over, and fast.

"Riley's life requires more sophisticated emotions than all of you," Anxiety says in the Inside Out 2 official trailer. When she does, Embarrassment scoops up the five original emotions - Joy (voiced by Amy Poehler), Sadness (voiced by Phyllis Smith), Fear (voiced by Tony Hale), Anger (voiced by Lewis Black) and Disgust (voiced by Liza Lapira) - in its arms so they can't break free.

Now suppressed emotions, Joy and the rest of the original crew must find their way back to Riley's Headquarters where Anxiety has taken control.

The sequel was originally slated to have nine additional new emotions, including Schadenfreude, Shame and Guilt. "My first pass, my first screening that we did ... Nine new emotions showed up," director Kelsey Mann said at a press conference, according to "I really wanted Joy to feel overwhelmed by all of these new emotions that showed up [but] you couldn't keep track. There were so many emotions, and they all canceled each other out because you couldn't keep up with everybody. And my first note from the first screening was simplify."

Later, Mann decided to trim more of the negative characters to amplify the comedy in the film. "It was not fun to watch," he told "It was not fun. It was too heavy."

The end result is what Poehler described to PEOPLE as "so good." She said of the filmmakers, "The stuff they did in this next film is so good. The movie's growing with all of us ... I love the research and the depth that they did where anxiety is a motivator. So at first, Joy is like, 'I like you! Anxiety's fun!' "

From the baggage brought by Anxiety to the never-ending boredom of Ennui, here's the lowdown on the four new emotions in Inside Out 2.

From the moment Anxiety shows up in Riley's head, she's already making a big impression with the other emotions. "Hi, I'm Anxiety," she says, holding up six suitcases (a lot of emotional baggage, anyone?). "Where can I put my stuff?"

The lesson in the original movie was that every emotion is important, even the negative ones, because they all form the person you are inside. Anxiety's role is to think of what could go wrong and try to avoid it - but also adds a frenetic element, like she does in this Pixar short where she takes the happy music Joy is playing and makes it ... different.

"Look, we all have a job to do," Anxiety explains to Joy in the trailer. "I plan for the future." Part of that planning is helping Riley make new friends for high school.

Maya Hawke portrays the bright orange, Muppety-looking emotion who has a giant, cringing grin. "There's something about this story and these characters that I think really brings fundamental truths about our experience to the surface," she told in 2024. "It's so relatable, so emotional, so pure, that whether you want to or not, you use what you have and what you've been through."

Envy might be tiny, but she definitely makes her presence known at Headquarters. "I'm Envy," the greeny-blue emotion (played by Ayo Edebiri) says when introducing herself to Disgust. She then notices and reaches for the original emotion Disgust's sparkling bright green 'do. "Whoa, look at your hair," she exclaims.

With her big, emotive eyes and her constant longing, Envy helps Riley identify what she wants and how she's going to get it - which includes making friends. When another girl at school invites Riley to sit with her and her friends, Envy pops up, saying, "These girls are soooooo cool!"

The epitome of teenage ambivalence and disaffection, Ennui - which is a listless, dissatisfied feeling - is a new emotion that comes with puberty. In designing the new characters, Mann said that he and the team consciously chose to "push the weirdness" with character designs and branch out more than they did with the original five, according to . Ennui, in particular, looks like a disaffected teenager, with her drooping stance, her perpetually downcast eyes and her constant frown.

Ennui is voiced by French actor Adèle Exarchopoulos. When Anxiety introduces her to the original emotions, they don't know what the word means. Then the movie cuts to Ennui, whooshing out a long sigh as she lays on a couch, staring up into her phone. "It's what you would call the boredom," she says.

Poehler said of the film at the D23 expo in 2022, "There's a lot of very complicated feelings about who am I, where do I fit it? Sometimes your brain is not your friend. But then also, it's a time of real exploration, letting things go that don't work for you anymore, taking big swings and big chances. You're supposed to make a lot of mistakes. It's an adventurous time and it can be really treacherous."

Embarrassment

Embarrassment, played by Paul Walter Hauser, doesn't say much, but he's always lurking, ready to add his particular tinge to any given situation. When he first shows up in Headquarters, he's too shy to say anything, but manages to extend a fist out to Joy to fist bump. But she goes high when he goes low, and the two have an extremely awkward moment of trying to figure out how to greet each other. Embarrassment is quiet the entire time. When they high-five, Joy shakes her hand and says, "You got a real sweaty palm there, buddy." He says nothing, but pulls his hoodie tighter and curls himself into a little ball.

"Young people have a really hard time telling the world how they feel. Either they're dismissed or they don't have the language yet or they're afraid their feelings won't be what their parents want them to feel," Poehler said at D23, adding of the power of the Inside Out films, "So to give young people a sense of agency is really nuts."

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What Are the New Emotions in 'Inside Out 2'? All 4 Explained

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'Inside Out 2' premieres on June 14, 2024. Here's everything to know about the new emotions in Disney's new movie 'Inside Out 2.'

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Inside: Tap into the emoji craze as a tool to explore feelings and emotions with your children with this fun, printable emoji emotions matching cards set.
The card pack (download instructions at the bottom of this post) includes 18 different emoji emotions matching cards, including the emotions of happy, sad, scared, hurt, worried, angry, embarrassed, nervous, excited, surprised, tired, proud, frustrated, calm, lonely, disgusted, sick and silly - along with a printable backing sheet that is perfect for creating your very own emoji emotions card game pack.
RELATED: Help your children learn to process overwhelming emotions with our Coping Skills for Kids cards and poster.
Games to Play with Your Emoji Emotions Cards

1. Making Emotions
Place a stack of cards face down on the table. Turn over the top card. Have your child name the emotion and make a face to match. Talk about what sorts of situations might make someone feel the emotion and how their body would feel as they experienced it.

2. Which Emotion is Which?
Spread out one set of cards face up. Take turns to mentally choose a card without telling the other players which you have chosen. Make a face and see if the other players can guess which card you chose.

3. Emoji Emotions Match
Print two sets of the cards (complete with the backing pattern on the reverse side) to make your own Concentration or Memory matching game. To play, spread out all of the cards face down. Take turns turning over two cards at a time. If a player finds a match, they keep that pair of cards. The player with the most cards at the end of the game is the winner.

4. Sorting Emotions
Invite your child to sort one set of cards into positive and negative emotions. Discuss why each emotion has been placed in the nominated group.

5. Developing Empathy
Choose an emotion card and talk about ways to speak to or support a friend who might feel this way. Role play these words and actions.

6. Emoji Snap
Print four copies of the cards (complete with the backing pattern on the reverse side) to make your own Snap game card pack.

Shuffle the cards and split the deck in two, one stack for each player. Players hold their stack face down and take turns to place one card at a time onto a pile in the centre of the table. If two identical emotions are stacked directly on top of each other players must race to be the first to place a hand on the card stack, saying 'snap' as they do so. The child who wins the snap round takes all of the cards that have been placed down onto the table and adds them to the bottom of their own hand. Play continues until one player has captured all of the playing cards.

For more feelings and emotions games and activities, visit our Teaching Feelings and Emotions Resource Library.

Printing Your Emoji Emotions Matching Game

Click here to download: Emoji Emotions Matching Game Cards . Save the PDF to your computer. Open the PDF and print the pages you require. When printing, select "Fit to printable area" (or similar) to ensure the page fits with your printer type and local paper size (these have been created at A4 size). I suggest printing onto card stock or matte photo paper. Laminate the printed cards for durability.

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Emoji Emotions Matching Cards for Exploring Feelings & Emotions

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This printable emoji emotions matching card set includes 18 emotions to explore, alongside 6 game ideas to inspire discussion about feelings with your kids.