Emotions & Feelings File Folder (Daily Check In) | Social Emotional Learning

These emotions and feelings activities are perfect for early childhood or students with autism or special needs! They help children learn to identify emotions and explore how they are feeling. The emojis used include clear and simple facial expressions.

Included in this pack:

• File folder label
• 2 x Feelings charts which can be put inside a file folder
• 2 sets of matching emotions cards which can be cut out and attached to the feelings charts
• 1 x Blank feeling chart which you can add your own mix of feelings cards to
• 4 x "Today I feel" mats designed to be used with the feelings cards. These feature a culturally diverse set of children with blank faces. Students can use an erasable marker or playdough to show the feeling on the face. This set is useful for exploring each student's current feelings.
• 4 x "Feelings" mats designed to be used with the feelings cards. These also feature a culturally diverse set of children with blank faces. Students can use an erasable marker or playdough to show the feeling on the face. This set is useful for teaching feelings in general.
• Emotions included - happy, sad, angry, scared, excited, surprised, tired, sick, proud, confused, worried, frustrated, shy, lonely, bored and silly.
• These resources come in color and black and white versions. The black and white versions can be printed on colored paper or cardstock.

I hope you love this resource!

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