How to Handle My Emotions - Calm Down Jar Craft

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In this lesson, students will learn to name their emotions and techniques for dealing with them as well as participating in a fun craft to help them through these difficult times.

Emily Goulden

Average rating:4.5Number of reviews:(43)

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7-11

year old learners

3-6

learners per class

$12

Charged upfront

Meets once

30 minute class

Available times

Pacific

Table of available sections

Class Experience

Students often have trouble naming and dealing with their emotions, especially during challenging and uncertain times. This lesson will identify and name several emotions along with outlining several techniques for dealing with their feelings through the use of fun videos and practice. 

The first thing we will do is create a calm down jar for students to use during their most stressful or upsetting times. Then, we will work on some different techniques students can use to control their...

Students will learn about their emotions. 
Students will learn techniques to handle their emotions. 
Students will create a calm down jar as a technique for dealing with their feelings.

I have received training in this area through obtaining my BA in Elementary Education. I have taken courses in Emotional Support and other Special Education areas.

teaching assistant and substitute teacher

interactive google slides

clear jar
glitter glue
glitter
clear glue
hot water

In addition to the Outschool classroom, this class uses:Google Slides
Youtube
Canva
Nearpod
Kahoot

none

30 minutes per week in class, and an estimated 0 - 1 hours per week outside of class.

Younger students may need help with the calm down jar craft (depending on how much mess you're okay with!). 

Students will be asked to access Nearpod, Kahoot!, and YouTube in order to fully experience this course. They may require assistance in accessing these sources for the first time. An account may be required. A codes will be needed for both Nearpod and Kahoot, along with the creation of a "nickname". Nothing will be require to access videos on Canva.

Most YouTube videos will be under the "kids" section of YouTube however some are not and will require an adult account to avoid the videos being blocked. 

Youtube and Canva videos, and Nearpod will be used via screen share.

The google slides presentation will be a simple link to follow and download.

YouTube, Kahoot!, Google Slides, Nearpod, Canva

Meet the teacher

Emily Goulden

Average rating:4.5Number of reviews:(43)

Hi all! 

I am a Grand Canyon University graduate with a Bachelor's Degree in Educational Studies (with a focus on elementary and special education) and I'm currently earning Master's in education. During my education, I have completed hours of...