Today, we’re going to have some fun with words and feelings. Are you ready? Let’s get started!
Listen carefully and say the words with me. Here we go:
When we feel happy, we can laugh and smile!
Sometimes, when we feel sad, we might cry a little.
If we feel angry, we might want to stomp our feet like a dinosaur!
When our tummy feels hungry, it’s time to eat a snack like an apple or a cookie.
When we feel sleepy, it’s time to go to sleep and dream sweet dreams.
Let’s say the words again, but this time with a big voice! Ready?
Happy, laugh, sad, cry, angry, stomp my feet, hungry, eat a snack, sleepy, go to sleep.
You did a fantastic job! Remember, it’s okay to feel all these different feelings. See you next time for more fun learning!
Feelings Charades: Let’s play a game of charades! Take turns acting out one of the feelings we learned about today without using any words. Can your friends guess if you’re feeling happy, sad, angry, hungry, or sleepy? After each guess, talk about what actions helped them figure it out.
Feelings Journal: Create a simple feelings journal. Each day, draw a picture of how you felt and what you did. Did you laugh, cry, stomp your feet, eat a snack, or go to sleep? Share your drawings with your family and talk about your feelings together.
Feelings Hunt: Go on a feelings hunt around your home or classroom. Look for people, toys, or pictures that show different feelings. Can you find someone who looks happy, sad, or sleepy? Talk about what you see and how you can tell what they might be feeling.
Sure! Here’s a sanitized version of the transcript:
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Hello everyone! Listen carefully and repeat after me.
Happy, laugh, sad, cry, angry, stomp my feet, hungry, eat a snack, sleepy, go to sleep.
That was great! Let’s do it one more time. In a big voice, repeat after me. Here we go:
Happy, laugh, sad, cry, angry, stomp my feet, hungry, eat a snack, sleepy, go to sleep.
Well done! That was fantastic. See you next time!
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