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Emotions Sorting Mats [ 10 different emotions ] | Emotions Activity

Emotions Sorting Mats [ 10 different emotions ] | Emotions Activity

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Sorting is an essential skill that students need to learn in their early education years. With this set of emotions sorting mats, students can sort 80 different pictures by emotion (10 shape mats, 8 different sorting pieces per mat).

What is included?
  1. 10 (ten) recycling sorting mats
  2. 1 (one) emotions reader - printable (16 page booklet)
  3. Emotions lesson plans (how to use what's included)
  • First (read the booklet), Then (complete the sorting mat)
  • Skills Targeted by These Activities
  • Potential IEP Goals for Skill Mastery
  • Other activity ideas for this topic

What emotions are included?

  • Happy
  • Sad
  • Angry
  • Scared
  • Sick
  • Tired
  • Nervous
  • Surprised
  • Silly
  • Embarrassed

How do I use this in my classroom?

I print on white cardstock, laminate, cut out and add Velcro. During center time or during "free" time, these sorting mats are readily available for students to work on. Depending on ability level, I give the student multiple sorting mats to work on at once.

 


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Ingrid C.

I used these sorting mats with my students to complement a unit on feelings.

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Jennifer H.

I love using this for independent practice for my students who are working on emotions! Thank you!

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Elise F.

I used this resource with special education students in a small group setting to introduce and teach emotions, as a foundation for emotional regulation lessons. The students were engaged and seemed to genuinely enjoy the material. It was a great way to open up discussions about feelings in a way that was accessible and age-appropriate. I’ve also incorporated it into independent work through task boxes, and it works well in that format too.

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Katelyn Lacafta

These are great!!! We use them as activities in our task box system and for independent work time as well

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Amanda N.

I used this resource with special education students in a small group setting to introduce and teach emotions and lead into emotional regulation lessons. Students were engaged and seemed to enjoy this material. Thanks

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colleen Y.

This is a great resource. I used it in my pre-k class and the students were very engaged in the lesson.

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Stephanie P.

This is a great resource! I loved using it with my autism community class

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Janet M.

Great set of puzzles to help students learn all about feelings and emotions

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Amanda L.

Mrs. D is back at it with another great sorting mat set. This set really helped my students identify emotions and feelings. My only wish is that there was an option with real pictures.

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Leslie Manly

My students loved working on this station. It helped them with labeling emotions and they even were able to start showing me with the different emotions how they felt.

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Zeidy G.

This is perfect for the beginning of the year. My students were engaged and talking about emotions.

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Amanda F.

thank you!

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The Visual Classroom

These cards make great task boxes. Thanks!

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crayonsandcoffeeplease

My clients have been loving these! It is really helping us generalize as well! Thank you!! Such a good resource (:

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Wild About Preschool

great resource!

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Kristine G.

These were great for helping my students work on recognizing emotions.

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Christine S.

This is a great resource!

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Alexis D.

My students LOVE velcro tasks. We have been working on regulation of emotions and understanding our emotions. My students are able to use their matching skills as well as their knowledge bases to complete these tasks.

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Lissa Miller

Great resource!!