Here is a fun poster that can be used to hang in your classroom or print out for kids. These are 10 tips to help kids deal with strong emotions.

Click to download the free PDF: 10 Ways to Calm Down
Clip Art Credits:
Inky background from Type and Graphics Studio.
Floral designs from Larysa Zabrotskaya
Cute Kids from The Rusty Owl
Butterfly from FreePik
The download is sized at 11″ x 14″ but you could probably easily choose to fit to 8.5″ x 11″ in your printer settings.
Here are some other fun resources for Calm Corners!
- Make Your Own STRESS BALLS
- Calm Down Yoga: I’m not a big fan of yoga, but I thought these stretches were easy enough. This website also gave me the idea for the calm down list. She has her own printable version too.
- Active Emotions Game
- Emotions Match Up Game
- List of Emotions
- Art Therapy Ideas
Here are a few of my favorite books about emotions and feelings:
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Glad Monster, Sad Monster has spawned some fun art projects.
When Sophie’s Feelings Are Really, Really Hurt takes place in an art classroom.
My Many Colored Days also lends itself to many artmaking possibilities.
Do you have any fun activities or art projects about EMOTIONS? What other books are good for learning about feelings?
Thanks for reading and I hope you are feeling happy today!
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