Print a large feelings ocean animals coloring book page and complete it to create the game board. Give your handmade accessory to your bestie to remind them of the joyful times you’ve spent together. Add additional designs like hearts, stars, and flowers. Craft sentimental keychains for your best friend to let them know how they make you feel. Have preschoolers catch fish and talk about the emotion it represents. Tape a magnet to the other end of the string to create a fishing rod.
Using Visual Metaphors to Respond to Stress and Trauma is a unique and engaging resource designed to help individuals, particularly children and teens, process difficult emotions through imagery and creative… Whether used in schools, therapy, or at home, it encourages children to recognise their emotions and understand how to express them in a healthy way. These pages help children start to read that information, one color at a time.
Print our free printables at 25% scale and color illustrations that represent the various emotions you experience. This game provides a safe and creative way for children to let adults know how they’re feeling and get support in managing hard emotions. Glue the illustrations into place and hang the mood chart on a wall. Cut out the designs and arrange them vertically on a large piece of poster paper. Write prompts or questions on the back of each one that relate to the emotion shown.