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Tongue-tied and can’t say how you feel? Fear not – Mr. Faceman is here! Using this DIY emotion toy will help you make sense of your feelings and share them with others. Want to know how? Give it a try!
In this activity, students will build an emotion toy that will allow them to express themselves better, understand others, and reflect on their own feelings. It provides a warm and supportive learning experience that incorporates elements of fun and creativity.
Feeling stressed is no fun, but making stress balls can be! Join us in this DIY activity where you’ll mix and squish your way to a perfect stress reliever. Who knew baking soda and hair conditioner could be so therapeutic?
“When will my reflection show, who I am, inside?” Sounds familiar, right? Self-reflecting is an important practice in our lives. And this activity is the perfect vessel for improving your emotional intelligence even at an early age.
Have you been feeling blue and worried lately? Wrap and roll your worries away in a therapeutic doll-making activity.
You follow and like each other on Social Media but how about in real life? Connect and tweet to your classmates in the real world using this simple conversation starter activity.
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