One year old social emotional activities

Two-year-olds have such strong emotions! Often as caregivers, we don't know what to do, how much to do, or what will help them as they navigate their big feelings. This curriculum unit on emotions and empathy will make space for you to be proactive in your two-year-old's social emotional learning, whether in the classroom or at home. Read more and check out some recommended resources that can simplify toddler emotions and give us strategies to support them that really work!

Children by nature do not know how to express emotions since they have just started learning about feelings. Check out the blog for more details on over 30 activities and printables that teach emotions for kids! I am sure your little one will find this learning activity super fun! Be sure to check also the blog to find out more details about this learning activity. #freeprintables #learningactivities

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