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Describe circumstances under which emotion is usually experienced:Īs a class, explore the general triggers (events, people, places, or activities) that cause most people to feel that emotion.Direct students to record the most accurate synonyms on Emotions Worksheet. As a class, generate synonyms of target word. Teach definition of and synonyms for target emotion:ĭistribute Emotions Worksheet to each student.mild to extreme) or within a certain type (i.e. Sequence: Will I target words within a certain emotional range (i.e.Scope: How many words will I target? Are there certain terms I should avoid based on student ability level?.

Pace: How often should I introduce a new emotion word? How often will I revisit targeted words to promote maintenance?.

Use the Emotions Word Bank sheet and Emotions Color Wheel as you answer these questions: Things to consider before you begin: Select target emotion word based on a pre-determined pace, scope, and sequence.

Labeling and displaying emotion in modeling scenarios.

Describing situations where emotion is appropriately experienced.

Defining and describing synonym(s) of target word.

Goal: To help students accurately label their own emotions and the emotions of others by:

Board to display word of the day, definition, synonyms.

Emotions Worksheet Level 3 for student use.

Emotions Worksheet Level 2 for student use.

Emotions Worksheet Level 1 for student use.

Materials to have on hand when you start: In terms of range, mild emotions are on the outer perimeter of the circle the most extreme emotions are found in the circle’s core. On the Emotions Color Wheel, the emotional types are grouped by color (“happy” = green).