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Mix and Match Feelings is a fun website that helps Kindergarten students understand an abstract concept -- emotions.
Students drag a combination of eyes and a mouth onto the face to discover what emotion this portrays. I think this becomes particularly effective when students pair the same set of eyes with different types of mouths.
For example, this:
is a very different emotion than this:
As always, this could be a great small group exploration activity on a SMART Board. Students could experiment with the various combinations then challenge each other to create an emotion that is stated to them.
Looking for a curriculum link? Here it is:
Alberta Program of Studies: Kindergarten Health: Relationship Choices -- R-K.1
Have a fantastic weekend and a Happy Easter!
Vanessa
This is so cute, it is perfect for a feelings/empathy unit I do every year with my students.
ReplyDeleteI think this would be an excellent way for ASD students to explore emotions.
ReplyDeleteThis is a great find. Some of my special ed teachers would love to use this with some of their students. Thanks for the share.
ReplyDeleteGreat idea -- I never thought of special ed or Autism Spectrum Disorder students! Thanks :)
ReplyDeletea great visual for a check in at the beginning of a group!
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