Daily check in for students emotions

Expressing your emotions and putting your feelings into words can be challenging for kids. This lesson is a simple daily check in to see how your students are doing and feeling. Using a feel wheel, students can indicate how they are doing at that moment or that day without having to say a word.

Looking for a free worksheet for an emotional check in with your students? This download is perfect for a feelings check-in. It allows students to write their thoughts, feelings, fun activities, and what they are looking forward to. Perfect to add to a social emotional learning journal. Daily self care check in activity for students in the classroom. School administrators, social workers and school psychologists will love this freebie.

Ready to go student check-in activities to find out what your students are thinking and feeling. Find the ones that work for you!

Simple "check in" wall I made using pictures I found online. Good for emotion identification and getting a temperature check of how students are doing that day.

Emoji Emotions Chart images, similar and related articles aggregated throughout the Internet.

This is great classroom routine. Kids check in in the morning and let you know how they are feeling. This is Trauma Smart, PBS and Class. Thumbs Up Miss Susan in Trenton!

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