Theory of Mind

£7.50

Theory of Mind - Teaching Situation-Based Emotions Basic Level

Teach these basic emotions skills

First, teach your children facial expression from real photographs. Focus on the most basic emotions such as sad and happy. With these resources, you can match, sort and play the board games or the bingo game.

After that, you can progress to the recognition of emotions from emojis. You can match, sort and play the board game or the bingo game.

The last activity is the situation-based emotions board game to identify and understand the emotions (sad and happy). There is 30 situation-based scenario cards and scripts fo the Lego-based Therapy Facilitator.

Basic Emotions Real Pictures

9.43 MB

Basic Emotions Emojis

1.68 MB

Pink and Blue Situation-Based Emotions Game

1.56 MB

Blue Cards Situation-Based Emotions Facilitator Script

1.75 MB

Pink Cards Situation-Based Emotions Facilitator Script

1.36 MB

There are three steps to teach situation-based emotions for your pupils.

1. Teach recognition of emotions (real people faces)
2. Teach recognition of emotions (emojis)
3. Teach understanding and recognition of situation-based emotions

Emotions Games

These are designed in the graduated way and gives you a chance to adapt or extend activities if necessary. You can match emotions, sort emotions, play board games or emotions bingo.

Situation-Based Emotions Game

These 30 different situation-based scenarios will help you to teach recognition of emotions and will allow you to check children's understanding.

Situation-Based Emotions Cards

You are supplied with the situation-based script for facilitator so you can run the session easily.

Theory of Mind

Teaching recognition and understanding of emotions. This set of three games focuses on teaching situation-based emotions.