Tiny Tackers Therapy

EMOTION FLIP BOOK! This product contains 12 different eyes, 12 different noses, and 12 different mounths to chose from. Combine the different eyes, noses and mouths to create different emotions. Emotions you can create: - Angry - Confused - Grumpy - Happy - Hurt - Nervous - Sad - Scared - Silly - Surprised - Tired The combinations are endless - what other emotions can you create? A blank flip sheet is included at the back of the book for you to create your own facial features. I prefer to l

Emoji Posters! 28 Posters with your student's favorite Emoji's to assist students learning emotion recognition skills, emotion regulation, feelings, behaviour management etc. Similar emotions have been grouped by color, relating to how your body is feeling. The colours are familiar to students as they are similar to a traffic light - red means stop, yellow means slow down, green means just right. Pack includes the following emotions; - Hurt - Calm - Shy - Interested - Tired - Happy - Sad - Chee

Emoji Wordwall! 28 Word Wall cards with your student's favorite Emoji's to assist students learning emotion recognition skills, emotion regulation, feelings, behaviour management etc. Similar emotions have been grouped by color, relating to how your body is feeling. The colours are familiar to students as they are similar to a traffic light - red means stop, yellow means slow down, green means just right. There is a version of each emotion with an emoji character, and without an emoji character

Help your students to learn about their emotions/feelings and which strategies they can use to stay calm and ready to learn, using this fun no prep activity bundle! These activities are designed to assist students to identify which self-regulation tools/strategies they can use to stay calm and ready to learn. Many of the activities can be kept as prompts for students as to which strategies to use. Once completed, you may choose to place the sheets in a calm corner, in the student's tub/locker,

Emoji Emotion Posters - Use Emoji's to assist students to learn emotions. These posters assist students to learn emotion recognition skills, emotion regulation, feelings, behaviour management etc. Similar emotions have been grouped by colour, relating to how your body is feeling. The colours are familiar to students as they are similar to a traffic light - red means stop, yellow means slow down, green means just right. There are 16 different version - 8 A4 (similar to US Letter) and 8 A3 (simil

Emoji Emotion Posters - Use Emoji's to assist students to learn emotions. These posters assist students to learn emotion recognition skills, emotion regulation, feelings, behaviour management etc. Similar emotions have been grouped by colour, relating to how your body is feeling. The colours are familiar to students as they are similar to a traffic light - red means stop, yellow means slow down, green means just right. Purchase the full version here - Emoji Emotion Posters - 16 Versions More

23 Word Wall cards to assist students learning emotion recognition skills, emotion regulation, feelings, behaviour management etc. Similar emotions have been grouped by color, relating to how your body is feeling. The colours are familiar to students as they are similar to a traffic light - red means stop, yellow means slow down, green means just right. Pack includes the following emotions; - Hurt - Proud - Shy - Interested - Tired x 2 (different images on each card) - Happy x 2 (different ima

23 x A4 Posters to assist students learning emotion recognition skills, emotion regulation, feelings, behaviour management etc. Similar emotions have been grouped by color relating to how your body is feeling. The colours are familiar to students as they are similar to a traffic light - red means stop, yellow means slow down, green means just right. Pack includes the following emotions; - Hurt - Proud - Shy - Interested - Tired x 2 (different images on each card) - Happy x 2 (different images

Do you have students in your class who constantly swap hands and can't tell you which hand is their 'working hand'? This handout provides visual support to assist children to remember which hand to use (which is their dominant hand). As this is a visual support it is perfect for students with low language skills, students on the Autism Spectrum, students with additional learning needs etc. It can be used individually (e.g., on a student's desk), or for the whole class (e.g., on a bulletin boar