Kinds of emotions

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Empathy activities for children can help identify their feelings to understand others' feelings. Learn some exciting activities that might work.

Simply cut out the faces at the bottom of the sheet and paste it onto the right feeling above. It's a super fun exercise to practice words of feelings with your students.

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I don't know about you, but my kids love the Disney Pixar movie Inside Out. It is such a fun story, and I really enjoyed the whole concept of "which emotion is at the control panel right now?" It has become more than just a fun movie for our family, too, as we've begun helping our kids identify their emotions using the characters Joy, Sadness, Disgust, Fear, Anger, and Surprise (Bing Bong!). One way we've been doing this is through a chart I've created. I found this image from lifehacker.com…