Mental health activities eyfs

I knew just what I could make to help my daughter release her big worries and head to school happy and confident... worry monsters!

Simple mental health lessons for kids, like this activity, leave even young children with something to think about in their daily lives.

This listing is for two digital download files. The first file contains seven pages, six photographs each showing a different emotion, with the word for that emotion under the picture. The final page is for a traffic light image, explaining the feeling for each colour of the traffic light. The second document of this listing is for exactly the same images as the first document, however, there are no words describing each picture. ******If children are creating their own faces, please note…

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This is a really easy toddler and kids activity to begin the really important conversation about different emotions. Talking to children from an early age is really important for developing good mental health. Try this simple activity to get talking about different emotions and feelings with your kids.

This no cook lavender playdough recipe is perfect for sensory play with kids and for helping calm over-stimulated kids too. A simple homemade recipe anyone can make!

Use these lovely cut-outs as an extra prop during role play, an English lesson or to enhance your display.Tags in this resource:

Wellbeing craft group intervention for helping pupils wellbeing and happiness. Can be used as a lunch time group or after school group.