Resources
Resources
Stage 1 Resources
- A3 sheet of paper
- Felt tip pens
- Glue and scissors
- Roll of paper
- Magazines/ comics
- Digital device to view videos
- Voice recorder
- Emotional Curriculum - Anger, Happiness, Sadness, Worry/Fear
- “How are you feeling today” by Molly Potter
- “My Mixed Emotions” book
- “My Many Coloured Days” – Dr Seuss
- “Fuzzy felt face”
- ‘Feeling faces’ sheets (or emoji stickers)
- Feelings Bingo and whiteboard pen
- Colourful Emotions handouts
- Jars and coloured sand, tags and string
- ‘Circle of feelings’ activity
- “Fight or flight” handout
- “Ups and downs” handout
- A Therapeutic Treasure Deck of Feelings and Sentence Completion Cards (Therapeutic Treasures Collection)
Stage 2 Resources
- A3 paper and pens
- Colouring pencils (probably better than pens!)
- Polaroid camera
- Digital device to view videos
- “Fuzzy felt face”
- Emotions picture cards
- Emotion Thermometer sheets
- Laminated “emotions wheel”
- Emotion Faces worksheet
- ‘Emotion Role Play’ sheet
- ‘Seeing Emotions in Body Language’ sheet
- Earthwalks worksheet
- Earthwalk resource box
- Heads Up emotion cards
- Feelings recognition worksheet
- How Different people express their feelings worksheet
Stage 3 Resources
- A3 paper and pens
- “Fuzzy felt face”
- “Huge Bag of Worries’ by Virginia Ironside
- “Double Dip Feelings” by Barbara Cain
- “Actions and emotions” sheet
- “Mixed Feelings” worksheet
- “Fight, Flight or Freeze” activity sheets
- “Other People’s Expectations” sheet
Stage 4 Resources
- A3 paper and pens
- Glue and scissors
- “Fuzzy felt face”
- “Circle of Feelings” target board and labels
- “Have You Filled a Bucket Today?” by Carol McCloud and David Messing
- ‘I Feel Frustrated’, ‘I Feel Furious’, ‘I Feel Excited’ or ‘I Feel Proud’ book
- “The Most Magnificent Thing” by Ashley Spires
- “The Kids’ Guide to Staying Awesome and In Control” by Lauren Brukner
- “Growing Mindful” cards
- “Mindful Kids” cards
- Emotional Intensity sheets
- Emotional Intensity sheets from last lesson
- “Scenario Cards Level 3” sheet
- “Try Saying Something Else” (younger students) or “What I can say instead” (older students)
- “Why I Can Do This” sheet
- Relaxed Emotion Thermometer
- The brain in the palm of the hand worksheet