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Feeling Radar Lesson Guide

Students will learn to identify and name their emotions in real time by observing facial and body cues, then practice expression through interactive games and a reflective exit ticket.

Developing self-awareness of feelings helps students regulate emotions, communicate needs, and build empathy, fostering a positive classroom climate.

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Teacher Preparation

10 minutes

Step 1

Warm-Up: Quick Mood Check

5 minutes

Step 2

Introduction: Spotting Emotions

10 minutes

Step 3

Activity: Emotion Charades

15 minutes

Step 4

Cool-Down & Exit Ticket: One Word Check-In

10 minutes

Step 5

Closure

5 minutes

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Emotion Radar: Spotting Feelings

Reading Facial & Body Clues

What’s This Feeling?

What’s This Feeling?

What’s This Feeling?

What’s This Feeling?

Key Clues Summary

Up Next: Emotion Charades

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Warm Up

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Activity

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Cool Down

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What’s My Feeling Radar?

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