Naming feelings and knowing where they "live" in the body is one of the first steps towards learning to manage them! With this freebie, kids color in the baby chick using the color key they create! When you sign up for this instant download, you'll also be on our mailing list, but no worries...we never share your information with anyone and you can unsubscribe whenever you'd like!

Kids identify feelings and where they exist in the body by using this sweet bunny and a color key they create for themselves.

These bunnies help kids learn to cope with anger, worry, self-esteem and more! 16 pages total: 8 full color posters and 8 matching coloring/worksheet pages for kids! READ BELOW FOR MORE DETAILS.

A perennial favorite for early childhood. Being able to identify feelings in self and others is a foundation of social-emotional learning. This resource has seven pages of feelings fun! Buy once and use with as many kids with whom you personally work. This item may not be shared, used in group practice, resold or used as a giveaway. This is an instant download product. Nothing will be shipped.

This resource helps kids identify how they are feeling in the moment. The accompanying adult guide helps you have more conversation around the emotional topic to extend the learning and the social-emotional skill building. Helps kids build confidence in handling big feelings

Create your own spinner to use at home, in the classroom or in the therapy room! Use a metal brad to attach the spinner (which is included as part of the printable). We recommend printing on cardstock to make this sturdy. Laminate for even more durability. Then, play away with naming emotions and talking about what might make someone feel that way! Ways to play are only limited by your imagination!

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More than just a mere check-in, these printables come complete with two BONUS sheets to help adult facilitators use them in 10 different ways! Includes suggested use for clinicians/educators and one for parents. All 10 can be adapted to be used in any setting! SEE BELOW FOR MORE DETAILS!

A fast-paced game with movement that helps kids learn to identify emotions. Use as a gross motor activity, or adapt it and use it while sitting! Kids love this activity! Full instructions for use with movement or without are included in the download!

Help kids learn to identify as they move through different levels of intensities of feelings. It's just as important to help them recognize when they are "cooling down" and moving back down the thermometer, as when they are moving up. The second page helps kids communicate what might of assistance to them as they move through more intense feelings.

All feelings are okay, though some may be more comfortable than others. This activity includes suggestions on how you can incorporate movement into using this resource. Buy once and use with as many kids with whom you personally work. This item may not be shared, used in group practice, resold or used as a giveaway. This is an instant download product. Nothing will be shipped.

Help for tweens and teens dealing with sadness. Provides five proven strategies, with explanations as to why, and a worksheet to process what personally resonates. It also includes a tip sheet about teen sadness for adult caregivers, as well as printable cards with crisis line information.

This workbook has 12 pages of feelings fun! Buy once and use with as many kids with whom you personally work. This item may not be shared, used in group practice, resold or used as a giveaway. This is an instant download product. Nothing will be shipped.

An open-ended activity to write down a few optional ways to handle frustration. For tweens and teens. Two pages.

Kids explore nine different feelings and draw faces on the characters to match the circled feeling. Then they discuss coping skills to help with said feelings. Helps with feelings identification/coping skills. These are foundational skills for expression, communication and building healthy relationships. SCROLL DOWN FOR MORE!

Mind Maps...but for feelings! Help teens map out triggering events, thoughts, feelings, positive and negative responses and a coping plan...all on one page. Includes three pages, one each for anger, sadness and anxiety.

How's the weather "in there"? Is it sunny and mild or tornadic and wild? This weather wheel and accompanying worksheets will help kids identify how they're feeling and what's making them feel that way. Plus, there's a poster-sized image to create a bulletin board with...just pin it up in the center and put everyone's completed weather charts around it!

Help kids learn to identify feelings. Three ways to play are included.