What does the activity to work on emotions with children involve?

Children identify the feelings of people in photos and select the words that best match each image; an example video demonstrates how to use the worksheet.

What does this activity to work on emotions with children work on?

Develops social cognition and emotion vocabulary by using contextualized images to help children understand reasons for feelings and learn names for mood states.

How is play by levels organized in the activity to work on emotions with children?

Structured into five difficulty levels — Basic, Easy, Medium, Difficult and Advanced — to adapt task complexity to the child's abilities.

Which languages are supported for the activity to work on emotions with children?

The activity is available in Spanish, English and Brazilian Portuguese.

Is there an adult version related to the activity to work on emotions with children?

Yes. An adult version called Emotion recognition offers similar exercises for adults, such as distinguishing emotions like hate and amusement.

Activity to work on emotions with children

Q: What ways to work with this social cognition worksheet for children are available?

Two modes: Correction mode provides immediate feedback after each action, and Free mode delays review until the end of the exercise.

Today we present to you an activity to work on emotions with children! Working on emotions and mood states is fundamental for everyone and should be cultivated from childhood. What are they feeling? is a perfect worksheet for that.

What does it involve?

Children will have to identify what type of feeling the person shown in the photo has and analyze which words best match the photos.

In the following video we show you an example of how to work with this exercise:

NeuronUP Activities - What are they feeling

What does this activity work on?

Social cognition. The images contextualize a situation to help the child better understand the reasons the character may have for feeling that way.
Vocabulary. We also take the opportunity, in addition to working on emotions with children, to train vocabulary related to this topic. Besides knowing how to identify mood states, it is essential to be able to name them in order to express them and make ourselves understood by others.

Play by levels

What are they feeling? is a worksheet and, like all NeuronUP worksheets, it is organized into five difficulty levels:

Basic,
easy,
medium,
difficult,
advanced.

Ways to work with this social cognition worksheet for children

Correction mode: the platform corrects the child after each action.
Free mode: the platform does not review the child’s answers until the end of the exercise.

Paper version

This activity to work on emotions with children is also available in paper format so that you can use it with your users.

Languages for using this activity to work on emotions with children

You can do this activity in Spanish, English and Brazilian Portuguese.

Adult version

What are they feeling? has an adult version called Emotion recognition. In the following example you have to choose whether this young man expresses hate or amusement.