A download to support the book 'When I care About Others' there is also a video on our YouTube channel that goes alongside this FREE download.

Helping children to understand how their anger feels at the top of the volcano as well as at different points on the scale. Then we can help children to learn how to recognise triggers and use different coping strategies.

This feelings chart is a valuable tool to help model and nurture emotional literacy development, it also helps children learn tools to self-regulate and relax.

Big emotions can feel very uncomfortable, but what is underneath them? Based on The Anger Iceberg from the Gottman Institute this activity helps children to understand and explore their emotions. It can also be used to help children work out how they feel about a situation by putting the scenario at the top and then putting thoughts, feelings and images about it underneath. Can be used as a tool in restorative conversations as well.

Using emojis can be a fun way to introduce emotional literacy activities and have fun games. This download has sheets of emojis as well as activity ideas for you to explore.

Play BINGO and nurture Emotional Literacy development at the same time. Laminate to reuse and save paper or print for classroom activities.

We LOVE this Emoji heart scavenger hunt. Cut and hide the hearts around the house or garden and then when they find them both answer some of the questions - there is a YouTube video on our channel demonstrating.

Fun and suitable for children from pre-school age upwards. Look in the mirror and pull the face first or just have a chat and look through books. No right or wrong - it should be fun and lighthearted.

A simple matching activity for children from early years upwards - activity extension idea on sheet.