Description
Discover and understand basic emotions and feelings through these social and emotional learning activities. PowerPoint lessons start discussion and explore 8 main emotions for Kindergarten, 1st Grade, 2nd Grade and children with special education needs. These lessons are great starting place for students developing self-regulation as they learn to identify how they feel in different situations. The group work also provides opportunity to understand that “I may have a different feeling to you about the same event.” and that’s OK! (Emotions include: happy, sad, surprise, anger, fear, disgust, nervous and excited).
Lesson Format
Knowledge Harvest - what do my students already know?
Information Sharing - powerpoint information and facts
Quick Questions - opportunity for non-verbal answering using communication board and to discuss idea further
Independent work - series of 8 worksheets
Group work - series of 8 worksheets to enlarge to A3. Encourage students to share their individual opinions
What makes it an inclusive lesson?
Our genes and early experiences create unique classes of students and engaging everyone can feel challenging. Fear not! Our lessons have been created with awareness of anxiety, attention, communication and self esteem needs. The strategies also happen to be great classroom practise for all students!
- Opportunity for non-verbal communication
- Familiar structure to lesson format across all maths lessons in series
- 4 part countdown graphic on each slide
- Related directly to independent work
- High chance of success
We hope you and your students enjoy using this resource.
You may be interested in our Autism & Special Education Training Videos found in TPT or autismjunction.co.uk
Highlights
Description
Discover and understand basic emotions and feelings through these social and emotional learning activities. PowerPoint lessons start discussion and explore 8 main emotions for Kindergarten, 1st Grade, 2nd Grade and children with special education needs. These lessons are great starting place for students developing self-regulation as they learn to identify how they feel in different situations. The group work also provides opportunity to understand that “I may have a different feeling to you about the same event.” and that’s OK! (Emotions include: happy, sad, surprise, anger, fear, disgust, nervous and excited).
Lesson Format
Knowledge Harvest - what do my students already know?
Information Sharing - powerpoint information and facts
Quick Questions - opportunity for non-verbal answering using communication board and to discuss idea further
Independent work - series of 8 worksheets
Group work - series of 8 worksheets to enlarge to A3. Encourage students to share their individual opinions
What makes it an inclusive lesson?
Our genes and early experiences create unique classes of students and engaging everyone can feel challenging. Fear not! Our lessons have been created with awareness of anxiety, attention, communication and self esteem needs. The strategies also happen to be great classroom practise for all students!
- Opportunity for non-verbal communication
- Familiar structure to lesson format across all maths lessons in series
- 4 part countdown graphic on each slide
- Related directly to independent work
- High chance of success
We hope you and your students enjoy using this resource.
You may be interested in our Autism & Special Education Training Videos found in TPT or autismjunction.co.uk
