Worksheets, Tools, and Resources to Help Your Children Understand Their Colourful Feelings
by Monique Staples & Michaela Myles
Actively engaging your children in activities focused on learning to label their emotions will provide them with the language they need to express their emotional state with you and to learn coping skills to self-regulate. The first step is to learn to identify the emotion. Get creative! Arts and crafts can be a fun way to explore the various rainbow of human emotion!
Visual Cards for Managing Feelings
Inside Out Movie Questionnaire
https://www.buffaloschools.org/site/handlers/filedownload.ashx?moduleinstanceid=8596&dataid=45486&FileName=inside_out_movie_questions.pdf (Buffalo School, n.d.)
KidCentral Age-Specific Resources
Since we know you may have children who vary in age, we felt that connecting you with KidCentral TN would help greatly to be able to access where your child is at in their milestones and what specific mental health-boosting activities would benefit them at that time. This site provides you with countless suggestions of behaviors to nurture in your children (KidCentral TN, 2021).
https://www.kidcentraltn.com/health.html#mental-emotional-health
Remember to focus on your child's personal interests and strengths to engage them in discussions around infant mental health! Search for activities using their favorite toys and adapt your activities to your child's individual mental health struggles. The more you create an environment that discusses the importance of mental health, the more resilient and open your infant will grow to become.



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