26/09/2024
8 Fun Feelings Activities for Preschoolers | Part - 04 | Jimiksha Surti ⭐
4. How Would You Feel?
Have a discussion about feelings and ask kids how they would feel in various situations.
Here are some examples of questions about feelings:
How would you feel if…?
How did you feel when…?
How does it make you feel when…?
Tell me about a time when you felt really scared.
What does mom do that makes you feel loved?
Learning to verbalize and express feelings is an important part of healthy development.
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24/09/2024
8 Fun Feelings Activities for Preschoolers | Part - 03 | Jimiksha Surti ⭐
3. Emotion Drawing -
Ask kids to draw a picture that explains how they feel.
Do not direct this activity too much. Rather allow children to express themselves with their own creativity. Different children will find different ways of representing their emotions.
Another way to do this is to play music (use the music from the dancing activity above) and ask your children to draw how the music makes them feel.
Tip: use clues from movies to help you choose the sounds, such as a choppy violin that’s used when a shark is approaching, or a slow, classical song that creates a sad atmosphere.
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19/09/2024
8 Fun Feelings Activities for Preschoolers | Part - 02 | Jimiksha Surti ⭐
2. Dance Your Feelings -
Challenge kids to make up dances to show what various emotions feel like:
A tired dance – Use scarves, slow movements and sleepy faces to slow music.
An angry dance – Stomp around the room, making jerking movements with stern expressions to choppy music.
An excited dance – Jump around with lit-up faces and a happy tune.
Choose music to match the mood and try out different emotions.
As a variation, play different kinds of music and ask children to show you, through their dancing, how the music makes them feel.
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