Identifying and Managing Feelings
Practice recognizing emotions and learning what can help when feelings get big.
Twinkl Teaching Resources – United StatesOpen on YouTube →Finished watching? Show what you learned!
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Short videos can give us new words for feelings and new ideas for what to do next. Choose a clip, invite a grown-up to watch with you, and talk about what you noticed.
Pause whenever you want to ask a question, take a break, or talk about an idea. You never have to finish a video that feels uncomfortable.
Learn how to name emotions, notice messages from your body, and choose a helpful response.
Practice recognizing emotions and learning what can help when feelings get big.
Twinkl Teaching Resources – United StatesOpen on YouTube →Finished watching? Show what you learned!
Explore ways children can understand emotions and guide their next actions.
Smile and Learn – EnglishOpen on YouTube →Finished watching? Show what you learned!
Notice body clues that can help you understand your feelings and needs.
Whole Child CounselingOpen on YouTube →Finished watching? Show what you learned!
Explore different emotions and how understanding them supports mental health.
Kids AcademyOpen on YouTube →Finished watching? Show what you learned!
Learn ways to cool down, speak clearly, and solve problems without making them bigger.
See how an assertive response can help children work through a disagreement.
Smile and Learn – EnglishOpen on YouTube →Finished watching? Show what you learned!
Try practical ideas for slowing down when your temper begins to rise.
Mental Health Center KidsOpen on YouTube →Finished watching? Show what you learned!
Learn how to recognize anger and make choices that are safer and more helpful.
MylemarksOpen on YouTube →Finished watching? Show what you learned!
Practice making room for a hard moment while using both feelings and facts.
Learn how emotional mind and rational mind can work together.
Mental Health Center KidsOpen on YouTube →Finished watching? Show what you learned!
Explore a coping skill for accepting what has happened before deciding what to do next.
Mental Health Center KidsOpen on YouTube →Finished watching? Show what you learned!