Printable Interactive Worksheets

1 x Emotional Traffic Light Worksheet- Printable Activity and

A fun activity to help your child learn more about their emotions and how to cope. The activity focusses on feelings in their body, improving their emotional intelligence and confidence in managing their emotions.

This activity can be used in three ways, to help your children figure out what emotions feel like in their body, triggers and coping strategies as an emotion intensifies. This activity can be used by parents, teachers, childcare educators or anyone caring for children.

It is available as an instant download as a PDF file which can be printed or alternatively used digitally on Paint or similar image editing program which uses a stylus or pen (providing the computer/tablet is equipped with touch screen). Please be aware than no physical copy will be shipped.

What’s included:

• 1 x digital “Emotional Traffic Light” worksheet

• 1 x set of instructions (parent/educator guide) for how to use the worksheet (written by a Registered Psychologist with discussion points and tips to extend the activity)

Instructions (digital file)1 x Feelings in My Body Worksheet- Printable Activity and Instructions (digital file)

A fun feelings activity for toddlers and up. Help you and your child learn more about the feelings in their body, improving their emotional intelligence and confidence in managing their emotions.

Emotions can be tricky to navigate for kids and adults alike, so this worksheet can help open up communication about different feelings. This activity can be used by parents, teachers, childcare educators or anyone caring for children.

It is available as an instant download as a PDF file which can be printed or alternatively used digitally on Paint or similar image editing program which uses a stylus or pen (providing the computer/tablet is equipped with touch screen). Please be aware than no physical copy will be shipped.

What’s included:

• 1 x digital “Feelings in My Body” worksheet

• 1 x set of instructions (parent/educator guide) for how to use the worksheet (written by a Registered Psychologist with discussion points and tips to extend the activity)

How to use worksheets:

• Print from home or local print shop (please be mindful of environmental impact)

• Laminate it if you wish to save it and re-use again and again