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Feelings and habits

Naming big feelings, noticing them in a face, waiting a turn, and the small daily habits — washing hands, tidying up, getting ready for bed.

Games in this category

  • Happy face Tap the happy face.
  • Sad face Tap the sad face.
  • Who is waving? Tap the one who is waving hello.
  • Feeling sleepy Tap the face that feels sleepy.
  • Feeling surprised Tap the one that feels surprised.
  • Feeling proud Someone did something well. Tap the clapping hands.
  • Big feelings When feelings get big, what can help? Tap the slow breath.
  • A quiet spot Where could you go to feel calm? Tap the cosy chair.
  • Ask for a hug When you feel sad, who could help? Tap the grown-up holding hands.
  • A kind thing Your friend dropped their blocks. What is the kind thing to do?
  • Someone is sad Your friend looks sad. What is the kind thing to do?
  • A gift to share You have two balloons and your friend has none. What is kind?
  • Whose turn? You had a turn on the drum. Whose turn is it now?
  • Waiting The slide is busy. What do you do?
  • Sharing the cake There is one cake and two friends. What is fair?
  • The one balloon Listen to the story, then choose what the bear does.
  • The tall tower Listen to the story, then choose what the bird does.
  • Give a hug A small kind job away from the screen.
  • Tidy one thing A small kind job away from the screen.
  • Say thank you A small kind job away from the screen.
  • The slow breath Say it with me and tap the beat.

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