Exploring Emotions.

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Exploring Emotions

What kind of emotion do you see? Why do you think this kind emotion is showing? How do you think they feel right now? What do you see in this picture? What is happing in this picture? What makes you feel happy?

What kind of emotion do you see? Why do you think this kind emotion is showing? How do you think they feel right now? What do you see in this picture? What is happing in this picture? What makes you feel sad?

What kind of emotion do you see? Why do you think this kind emotion is showing? How do you think they feel right now? What do you see in this picture? What is happing in this picture? What makes you feel angry?

What kind of emotion do you see? Why do you think this kind emotion is showing? How do you think they feel right now? What do you see in this picture? What is happing in this picture? What makes you feel excited?

What kind of emotion do you see? Why do you think this kind emotion is showing? How do you think they feel right now? What do you see in this picture? What is happing in this picture? What makes you feel scared?

Children age 4 and 5 learning the difference in emotions! I will be using a smart board to show these to the children.