I had a little boy tell me he wanted to talk
about his emotions in a fun way. I happen to know that he was a big fan of
foldables. With that, bam! this idea was born.
about his emotions in a fun way. I happen to know that he was a big fan of
foldables. With that, bam! this idea was born.
He’s not a very talkative guy so I had to pull
out some tricks to get him to open up. I had him roll
the “Roll and Describe” Cube and describe the emotion he landed on.
If he landed on the same emotion again, I had him tell a story about a time he
felt that emotion.
out some tricks to get him to open up. I had him roll
the “Roll and Describe” Cube and describe the emotion he landed on.
If he landed on the same emotion again, I had him tell a story about a time he
felt that emotion.
Boy did I get to know him better!
Then we turned to using the foldable. After he
drew his self-portrait, he lifted each of
the flaps of the foldable and wrote or drew out his answers to the printed
questions. This was such a simple way to get him talking. It started the
conversation about how he currently handles his emotions and I got to know him
better. What more could I ask for?!
drew his self-portrait, he lifted each of
the flaps of the foldable and wrote or drew out his answers to the printed
questions. This was such a simple way to get him talking. It started the
conversation about how he currently handles his emotions and I got to know him
better. What more could I ask for?!
Assembly took about three minutes.
I printed the one of the
five templates I wanted to use with him.
five templates I wanted to use with him.
I cut out the border, folded where directed and then cut slits to
make the flaps.
make the flaps.
Easy peazy!
It was so effective and EASY!!!!
Check it out HERE
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