Emotions Explained: Happy, Sad, Afraid, Angry, Tired, Silly
by Communication Joy © 2023
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Price: $3.5 USD
Subjects: sel,speech,selfAwareness,socialAwareness,pragmatics,socialAspectsOfCommunication,adultSpeech
Grades: 0
Description
The activities in this deck are intended to improve awareness and understanding of emotions, thus helping one access the language needed to understand and express emotions. The content of the deck includes basic information and return demonstration activities for the understanding the following emotions: happy, sad, afraid, angry, tired, and silly. There are 5 cards for each emotion: The first two cards provide a basic definition, synonyms, antonyms, and a description of facial expressions and gestures. The next three cards provide an opportunity to evaluate and discuss how closely the facial expressions match the emotion. The click and drag responses are error-less, as there may be more than one correct way to order the pictures. Facial expressions can be hard to read and sometimes misinterpreted. Encourage your clients/students to explain why they rank the pictures a certain way Aligns with the following Common Core State Standards: CCRA.SL.1; CCRA.SL.3; CCRA.SL.6; CCRA.L.3.
Acknowledgements
Definitions copied from the online Merriam-Webster Dictionary. All images obtained through a paid premium subscription of Freepik. Fonts obtained from Boom Sellers: Lisa Goodell; Blue Vinyl Fonts; Font Diner, Inc; and Edward Townend. Images were obtained through a paid premium subscription of Freepik. Some images were edited or created using tools from a paid subscription for Microsoft 365 for Business. Images in this deck may not be copied, removed, or reused without permission. Photo images were obtained from Freepik as a paid subscriber and may not be altered, reused, shared, sold, or distributed in any way. This is an original educational resource and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by any brands mentioned. Trademarked names are used only for identification and educational purposes under nominative fair use. No trademarks, logos, or brand assets are owned or claimed. All rights remain with their respective owners.