Diy emotions flip book

Maddie | Sensory Play & Kids Activities on Instagram: "Today I made these simple DIY cardboard emotions puzzles to explore with C. They are so quick and easy to make and took me just a few minutes! Simply cut a few circles out of cardboard, draw the eyes within the top half and the mouth within the bottom, then cut in half. We attempted to put them together correctly first, and then mixed and matched to explore what other emotions they looked like they might be feeling. I knew this would…

Turn photos of your family, friends, or child's classmates into this funny face flip book! 😜.

How are you feeling? Happy, Sad, Nervous or maybe a little silly? This feelings flip book activity can help kids keep exploring their emotions along with reading the book! Simply download the free printable (link in bio) and with scissors and a little glue you can make your own. Use it to talk about feelings each day! Download the free printable.

Teaching our little ones about emotions, and the best ways to navigate them, is an important task. I’ve found that it’s not only helpful to identify emotions in the heat of the moment, but to also learn about them in a myriad of different ways. This Funny Face Flip Book is a crafty way to […]

Free printable My Feelings Book with emotions and expressions for kids to make. Social emotional activity book for preschool. Learn to identify feelings and emotions and name feelings through creating a book. #feelingsbook #socialemotionallearning #socialemotionalbookforkids #SELactivities #socialemotionalactivitiesforkids #socialemotionalpreschool #preschoolsocialemotionalactivities #feelingsbooksforkids #emotionsbooksforkids

Have you heard the "I'm bored" phrase too much already this summer? My kids and I put together this DIY Funny Face Flip Book activity recently and not only

Check out this collection of emotional literacy crafts which focus on recognising and expressing emotions. You could create a portable Today I Feel... Flipbook tool which children can carry with them to help express how they are feeling. Or transform a tissue box into a worry monster to create a place to write down and record worries. Or explore facial expressions through making some Paper Plate Feeling Monsters. There something for everyone to start crafting!

How to make super easy and fun DIY flipbooks with kids

So simple it's brilliant. Talk about feelings and make these emotion masks at preschool.

Sometimes it can be hard for younger children to put a, Label, on their emotions and identify exactly how they feel.At Milestones Pre-K Learning Center in Riverside, California, they have an a

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Learn about a range of different emotions with this cute printable Emotions Mini Folding Book! Four different versions in color and black and white, perfect for preschoolers and kindergarteners.

Fun ways to teach children about emotions.

Use this template as part of our Funny Face Flip Book craft.

We recommend these colourful Mood Monster stick puppets for teach the vocabulary words for emotions and feelings to your ESL students. Simply print the pictures of the different Mood Monsters and fasten them on to lolly sticks to create a set of stick puppets. Each monster is based on a different feeling or emotion, such as the red, angry Mood Monster or the yellow, happy Mood Monster.

Have you heard the "I'm bored" phrase too much already this summer? My kids and I put together this DIY Funny Face Flip Book activity recently and not only

This mood meter is really easy to make and is great for practising emotions vocabulary and exploring feelings with your kids. All you need is some paper, card, yarn and a clothes pin! Perfect for kids to hang on their bedroom door or classroom wall.