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Emotions Scavenger Hunt

Elementary School, Family Care
  • Write down different emotion words on slips of paper. Some examples: happy, sad, scared, angry, calm, excited, frustrated, worried, embarrassed, joyful, disgusted, etc.
  • Once emotion words are written down on slips of paper, have the parent or caregiver hide them throughout the house.
  • When children find each emotion word, have them read it out loud and share something that causes them to feel that emotion.
  • Once the children have found all of the slips of paper, have them hide them and the parent or caregiver takes their turn next!
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April 23, 2020/by Media Mix
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Elementary School Kids Resources

  • Al’s Pals: Talking About Being Healthy and Sharing FeelingsApril 24, 2020 - 10:17 am
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  • Balloon BreathingApril 23, 2020 - 11:31 pm
  • Emotions UNOApril 23, 2020 - 1:46 pm
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