I work with many students with autism who find it difficult to make connections between the emotions they are having and the vocabulary to express it. Today, I have another free resource for you: Monster Emotions. I must say, I ADORE these monster graphics. They are so cute! I will be using these cards to help my students learn more about emotions this coming school year. I can imagine some pretty funny role-playing/charades-like activities with these cards!
Here's a preview for you:
Hope you enjoy! Download it here:
http://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Free-Monster-Emotion-Vocabulary-Cards-1294536
I also have had several students that can identify emotions in pictures, cartoons, and others, but cannot label it when it comes to their own emotions. In the past, I have used a mirror, so that whenever they are having a feeling, I can show them what they look like to help them recognize what they look/feel like when happy, sad, angry, or mad. Does anyone else have some ideas for helping children learn how to identify emotions in themselves?
Have a wonderful day!
Grace
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