In addition, it asks children to record the best feeling they’ve ever had and one additional emotion of their choice.This resource can be potentially very valuable for younger children experiencing intense emotions. This movie rocks.Check out the trailer below, or head to the theater if you haven’t already seen it.The mini-book isn’t something we’ve taken out every single day and read through; it’s not like that.It’s really just a little, quick flip book with each character–Joy, Sadness, Fear, Anger, and Disgust–each on a page. He may even be a little more emotional than some children. Feelings Booklet. Use this Inside Feelings booklet to explore the feeling characters in Inside Out (Joy, Sadness, Anger, Disgust, and Fear). Maybe next time.I think those emotions are so cute, and they’ve been fun for my son to relate to.We loved the movie! <3I’ve heard so much good about the movie, but haven’t watched it yet. If you’re looking for a fun Inside Out activity for your kiddos, check out my Inside Feelings booklet or the Inside Feelings Puzzle set. Here, I figured we could draw in faces of emotions that we want to include.Just print out the pages on cardstock so you can’t see through them and play.And a great way to use what you’ve seen in a top-notch movie for continued learning at home.It doesn’t matter what you play or how you play it. It’s a wonderful movie, you should get thyself to a movie theater to see it! I heard it was good. Great little printable here too xAww what a great idea!

I would love to hear what you thought about the movie and how you plan on using it with your kiddos in the comments below! My son read the book before we took him to see the movie. I started with Anger because this one scares me the most. Feelings Book Feelings And Emotions Counseling Activities Therapy Activities Emotions Activities Teaching Emotions Coping Skills Social Skills Inside Out Emotions Miscellaneous There is a great virtual tour of Santa's House, including the elves cottages on Zillow (press the name to follow the link). My son will love this, he is so excited for Inside Out.We still haven’t seen this movie, but I hear it is fantastic! He has anger outbursts and crying spells and sometimes we even feel like we might need some help to help him control his emotions.

Additional licenses can be purchase for 50% on Teachers Pay Let’s not just watch the movie and be done with it.Let’s watch it with our kids and use it as a continued, constant anchor for conversations about emotions.And we, as parents, can better support our little loves.However, identifying emotions is a lot easier for some kids than others–which is no surprise for any parent reading this, I’m sure. Use this Inside Feelings booklet to explore the feeling characters in Inside Out (Joy, Sadness, Anger, Disgust, and Fear). Thanks for sharing!That is such a great idea. Each book ends with the next feeling in the book, so it makes it very easy to read one to the next. Just reading the books can prompt good discussions about feelings. Name: Date: These are the Ways I Love to Use my Imagination. I would love to hear what you thought about the movie and how you plan on using it with your kiddos in the comments below! If you’re looking for a fun Inside Out activity for your kiddos, check out my Inside Feelings booklet or the Inside Feelings Puzzle set. […] art project, game, or role-play) that is designed to help a child deal with a specific problem. Jun 15, 2016 - The movie Inside Out is a fantastic way to teach children about feelings and emotional regulation!
There was an error submitting your subscription. It looks cute and funny!I think the concept of this movie is too cute, and would like to see it with my nephew. I was watching it on a plane and the pilot got us to the gate too quickly.Super cute movie & Super Cute booklet! Feelings Books. It was too cute This is so cute! He may even be a little more emotional than some children. But, for now, we’ve decided to go with this All About My Emotions booklet, inspired by I designed this booklet with my boy in mind, of course, but I think it can help any child who is learning more about their own emotions. My daughter really loved that movie so we will be getting it on DVD>My emotions get out of control too often. With an 11, 9, and 8 year old, you’d think that we would be over talking about and identifying emotions over here, but we’re not. Try out this free printable All About My Emotions booklet, inspired by My boy, like many children, is full of emotions. Things That Make me Sad. While it lacks a certain depth, any exercise which helps kids to identify their own emotions can have a healing (and often long-lasting) effect, and we would recommend this resource for younger children.For a more extensive treatment of emotions and helping kids to recognize and deal with them, as well as a resource for older children, please see the resources we developed titled For more awesome resources for learning about, and dealing with, emotions, please check out the Enter your email address to receive notifications of new articles and resources by email.“Helping young people on the journey from hurt and trauma to hope and healing.”Wayne is the founder and executive director of Hope 4 Hurting Kids. I haven’t seen the movie yet, but I can’t wait to watch it when it comes out.

This miniature book about feelings for kids is called 'My Book About Feelings' and comes to us from Scholastic.com. I think a lot of kids would love to have a book like this.I haven’t had a chance to watch this movie yet – but I look forward to it.