Exploring Emotions with LEGO® Faces

By Amy Blevins©http://homeschoolencouragement.com

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Happy//////////////

Sad///////////

Scared//////////////

Surprised//////////////

Draw a line from the scared LEGO® person to each picture of something you could do when you are scared to make you feel better.

When I am scared, I can

Draw a line from the scared LEGO person to each picture of something you could do when you are sad to make you feel better. When you are finished, talk to your Mom or Dad about some other things you could do to cheer up.

When I am sad, I can

Draw hair on the LEGO face which shows how you feel right now.

I am