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PBS KIDS talk about their feelings and emotions.
Gather students to sit or stand in a circle and greet them as they join. You might begin the circle with a mindfulness or visualization activity. Start by saying The Big Idea and then take a few minutes to discuss the following: What are feelings? How do you know how you’re feeling? What does it feel like in your body? After some discussion, ask:
Do you sometimes feel worried by the news? Watch this video to find out what you can do about it.
How do you feel today? Listen to a song called Feelings are feelings and sing along.
Common emotions experienced by grade 3 students include excitement, frustration, anxiety, happiness, and sadness. It is essential to recognize that these emotions can have a profound impact on their ability to learn and thrive in the classroom.
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By teaching kids about emotions through interactive activities, we not only give them the tools to identify and express what they’re feeling but also set the foundation for emotional intelligence, which is crucial for their overall personal growth.
