Thursday, May 23, 2024

Emotions List

 


“When asked about their feelings, most people will usually say they feel: bad, sad, mad, good, or fine. But underneath ‘good, bad, sad, mad, or fine’ are many words that better describe how we feel. Taking the time to slow down and identify what we are really experiencing can help us feel better and can improve our communication and relationships with others.” While this resource is geared towards teens and adults, it could be modified to use with older school-age children.

Link to resource


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