The crayons book of feelings activities

I am linking up with Tara from 4th Grade Frolics for her Monday Made It to share a few things I have made recently to use in my classroom. Have you read this book? It is a must! After we read 'The Day the Crayons Quit', we made our own crayon people {pattern provided by Cara Carroll}. Each little one chose his/her favorite color and then added a face. The yellow one is unhappy because he was used too much {cracks me up!} Originally this was going to be an art project to be displayed, but…

Fun and learning packed The Day the Crayons Quit activities that include free printables to download. Just supply crayons!

My Many Colored Days by Dr. Seuss inspired this Color My Feelings printable booklet for kids. Great for elementary aged kids!

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This is a coloring activity to be used alongside Diane Alber's Spot of Emotion books. Students can color each day how they're feeling. If they're feeling a lot of anger, use a lot of red. If they're feeling a lot of happiness, use a lot of yellow. This is a great daily check-in for students.

Help preschoolers learn about big feelings and emotions with this early reader printable book, My Book of Feelings. It's a great way to start the conversation about feelings.

Talk about big emotions with the little ones can be difficult. Here is a roundup just for you! Each adorable book focuses on an emotion to help your child understand or express.

“Niko Draws a Feeling” by Bob Raczka and Simone Shin Niko loves to draw. He loves to draw so much that he carries around a notepad and colored pencils everywhere he goes so that he can draw when inspiration hits and that could really be anywhere. You see, Niko likes to draw things that can’t...Read More »