The Mood Cards: Make sense of your moods and emotions for clarity, confidence and well-being

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Choose a card that expresses the particular feeling or sentiment you want to convey. Look for patterns, hues, or visuals that perfectly capture the emotion you want to convey. Personalize the Message

Emotion cards offer a visual resource that aids in bridging the gap between an emotion's internal experience and its outward manifestation. How Emotional Card is Used for Learning?

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You can use the Mood Cards every day, or whenever you need; you can bring them with you at all times, or keep them safe in a drawer. A great way to help children learn how to regulate their emotions is by setting up a calm corner in your learning environment. There are many more resources that you can use alongside these printable emotion cards for children. It might not always feel this way, but developing a positive mindset is possible for anyone. It’s not about being happy all the time, but about embracing small daily habits to boost your mood and improve your wellbeing ✨. Printablee is a unique fusion of gifted graphic designers, prolific authors and passionate teachers to produce outstanding visual printable content that adds value to your personal or professional projects. You can help your child to understand their emotions by encouraging them to talk about how they are feeling as well as showing them how to deal with different emotions. Autism emotion cards are a helpful tool in providing a visual representation of the different emotions.

Make Any Game a Therapy Game: Playing Go Fish? Answer a question any time you get a match! Jenga? Answer a question after each turn! Combine these emotion cards with your clients’ favorite games for a good way to cool down after intense sessions. This set of printable emotion cards for kids can be used to help children develop their emotional vocabulary. Sort a set of cards into positive and negative emotions. Discuss why each emotion is in the nominated group. that are included. Therapist Aid has the exclusive right to reproduce their original works, prepare A great visual aid for children, these emotion cards can also be used to help young children being to understand different emotions and how to behave towards their classmates.

Or you might like to try our Mood Monsters Cards to help children to identify and categorise their emotions in a fun and easy way. Tips for Teaching Children about Feelings:

These are great! I love the high quality and diverse pictures. I’d love to have even more emotions cards. Frustrated, disappointed, calm, silly, and uncomfortable would be helpful for my classroom. I’m sure I could come up with more as well. Are there any plans to make more? Become a Supporting Member of Therapist Aid to access customizable worksheets, fillable worksheets, Theses ideas are very useful. Normally it is not so easy to develop activities to teach children emotions. It is a great rich resource bank indeed. Emotions are important in human experience and connection. They influence how we see and respond to the world around us by shaping our ideas, behaviors, and relationships. However, emotions may be complicated and varied, and many people fail to recognize and express them correctly. This is where emotion cards come in, giving a framework for individuals to explore and describe their feelings more. These cards are very versatile and can have many uses for parents and around the home. You may use them to develop your child's emotional literacy or help them to communicate when they feel that they can't. Because all of our resources are teacher made, you can be confident that everything you teach your children is accurate, relevant and up to date. Recognising, categorising and dealing with emotions is a vital life skill and these cards can help you navigate that alongside your child.Take a look at the Five Rules for a Happy Friendship Worksheet to help children to understand what it means to be a good friend! What's the purpose of these Feeling Cards? They can be used to help people recognise different emotions through facial features and body language. Children who understand their emotional feelings have a better ability to cope and deal with them. Children with autism struggle more than others to understand emotions, so these emotion cards can be a great help for them How is this information helping you? I’m anxious to hear your story and ideas. As a teacher, I’m always eager to gain as much information as possible – to help my students reach their fullest potential!