Printable Understanding all my Emotions Bundle Worksheets

Learning about emotions is an important part of self regulation and childhood development. These tools make it easier for kids to learn how to identify, understand and place a name with a feeling in order to learn how to communicate their feelings to others around them. Important emotional learning tools including exploring your own emotions, what it looks like, sounds like, feels like, and interactive worksheets to fully understanding and identifying emotions.

This is an INSTANT DOWNLOAD that includes 16 worksheets / printable pages

- The anger iceberg
- The feeling wheel
- Jars of emotions
- Understanding my emotions worksheet
- Feeling angry, happy, calm, sad, worried, anxious, scared, excited worksheets
- Exploring my emotions worksheet
- THINK before you act steps
- Emotion check in
- Emotion Body Battery Level

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