Emotion
Vocabulary

Do it! See it! Talk about it!
A class of first grader embody the word
 

Activity 1:
Emotion Statue Game

When we describe students’ artistic choices in detail and ask them to tell us about their work, students feel praised, gather information they can use, and develop crucial artistic
 
  • A composite image with a close-up photo of a smiling first grade girl leaning forward in the center. Smaller photos above and below show six different K-2 classrooms, each with groups of children expressing the word
 

Activity 2:
Emotion Statue Game

When we describe students’ artistic choices in detail and ask them to tell us about their work, students feel praised, gather information they can use, and develop crucial artistic
 
  • Teaching Artist, Classroom Teacher and students pose to show the word infuriated.
 

Activity 3:
Mapping Advanced Emotion
Vocabulary

When we describe students’ artistic choices in detail and ask them to tell us about their work, students feel praised, gather information they can use, and develop crucial artistic
 
  • A student compares his expressive puppet face to the emojis o nthe emoiton mapping tool.
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