Everyone experiences big feelings from time to time. Feeling worried, frustrated, disappointed, excited or angry is a normal part of growing up. The important question isn’t whether we have big feelings it’s what we choose to do with them.
In this interactive session, children will learn to recognise their emotions, understand what might be causing them and explore positive ways to respond. Through games, discussions and practical activities, children will discover that feelings give us important information, but our choices help shape what happens next.
At Learn 2 Be Social, we believe that understanding comes before social skills. When children understand why they feel the way they do, they are better able to make calm, thoughtful choices.
Children are often told to “calm down” or “stop getting upset” without being shown how to understand what they are feeling or what they can do differently.
By learning to recognise emotions, pause before reacting and think about possible choices, children begin to build the confidence to manage everyday challenges.
During this session, children will explore:
Children will enjoy a variety of interactive activities, including:
This workshop is designed for children aged 8–10 years who would like to:
No diagnosis is required, children should be able to participate in a small online group and communicate at a level appropriate for the recommended age range.
45 minutes of interactive learning
Please allow up to one hour for your booking. An additional welcome period gives children time to settle in, get to know one another and feel comfortable before the structured learning begins.
Access to Nearpod is recommended (login details will be provided before the session).
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Don’t worry if you only have one device. Children can still take part using a single device, although two screens provide the best experience. These are standalone sessions, so children can attend just one topic or join multiple sessions throughout the summer.
Big feelings are part of growing up but children can learn how to understand them, think things through and make calm, thoughtful choices.
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