Hi there!
Today is all about the emotion. I do this lesson fairly early on especially with the younger (kindergarten or primary 1&2) students, as it’s very engaging and we all have great fun! If you want to teach your students the emotion vocabulary – such as happy, sad, angry, sleepy, in love, scared, surprised – you might want to try this.
First, I usually start with a video from Super Simple Songs.
Then, we use the flash cards to review the vocabulary, as well as to add a few more to the ones in the video. We play Memories (with 2 sets of the cards), or “Are you Happy?” Game!
“Are you Happy?” Game is a simple guessing game. Shuffle all of the emotion flash cards, and one student picks a card while the others try to guess which emotion was on the card by asking “Are you (Happy)?” The trick here is that the student who picks a card cannot say the word on the card (or show the card!) and he/she needs to use their face/ body to express. It is sometimes hilarious to see what they come up with! You can make this game competitive, too – the one who can guess correctly the most will be the winner!

If you’d like a copy of the flash cards, it’s available from my TPT store:
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What do you do in your “emotions” lessons?
Have fun teaching!
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Thank you! 😊
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You’re welcome! I’m happy to share it!
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