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Feeling Chart Visual Monitor to Identify Feelings and Emotions
$3.50
Feelings and emotional posters give students the visuals and words they need to express their thoughts in order to meet their wants and needs.
Description
Do you have students who need extra help understanding how to monitor and understand their feelings with a feeling chart?
This SEL behavior tool includes a visual feelings rating scale, a detailed group of different emotions, and explanation of feelings narrative.
These tools are effective behavior support strategies to use for both general education students and students with learning disabilities including autism, ADHD, or emotional disability.
Feeling Chart Set includes
- Feelings Monitor with printable arrows (3 versions)
- Feelings Choices (1 page)
- Feelings Choices Explanation (1 page)
- How to Directions
Teach the feeling chart in a small group setting or individual instruction.
Discuss each box separately using one day to address each page.
Engage the students in a dialogue and do modeling to explain each topic.
Always teach these tool when the students are calm and in a state of learning.
Once the student can understand how to use the tool during typical situations, it can be utilized in crisis.
The Communication Board pairs wonderfully with this resource!
Click here to view the communication board set.
Print either the large chart (2 different charts available) for the classroom or the small chart for a student to use in their personal space.
I use the small one for students to keep at their work areas, in their folders or even wear on a lanyard around the neck.
Glue the printed chart on construction paper or cardstock. Laminate and cut out. Use the supplied arrow and tape/glue it to a clothespin.
This allows the teacher to move the arrow to the appropriate category.
If a clothespin is too cumbersome, use a paperclip to easily move around.
Want to see the whole visual scales monitoring set?
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Amy W. –
This worked really well in my classroom! The kids really enjoyed it!
Katy S. –
This is a great resource, engaging and well organized.
Stephanie E. –
I used for my son who has autism and struggles with identifying his emotions. this has helped him identify the zones he is in and we are working with him to help him do calming activities as he gts deeper into zones.
ITeachThird123 –
This was such a useful resource to supplement the curriculum. Thank you!
Nicole Z. –
Love that they are color-coded and that the visuals are middle school, age-appropiate!
Eithne M. –
Thank you. Very useful.
adriane strohl –
such great visuals! easy to use for students.
Emily L. –
Super easy to use and so helpful!
Kellycaseyco –
Nice visual, thanks for making it.