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Anger is a common healthy emotion. However, a lot of children find it difficult to distinguish between angry emotions and aggressive actions. Have a go in this activity and let your students explore their feelings when they got angry.
Have your students learn how to label their emotions and know their triggers. It is important for them to learn how to describe their emotions so they can express anger, irritation, and disappointment. In this activity, students will learn about themselves when they feel angry, what they feel, and how they react when they are fueled with this emotion.
Have a glimpse of how your classmates see you. Do you see yourself the same way they do? Discover the answer to that by trying out this activity! You’ll get to do the same thing to your classmates, too.
Getting to know the basic information about someone is one thing. But having the chance to do this in a deeper level is another. This activity will help the students do the latter with their classmates!
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.
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