This is an "Emotions Wheel Exercise" - a creative and reflective activity rather than a problem with one correct answer. Let me explain what you need to do:
What This Activity Is:
This exercise helps you explore and express your feelings about different emotions. There's no right or wrong way to complete it - it's personal to you!
How to Complete It:
1.
Look at each emotion on the wheel:
- Eager
- Surprised
- Angry
- Fearful
- Shy
- Guilty
- Joyful
2.
For each section, do ONE or BOTH of these things:
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Color it in with a color that represents that emotion to you
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Draw a picture that shows what comes to mind when you think of that emotion
3.
After finishing each section, think about WHY you chose that color or drawing. Write down your thoughts if you want to.
Examples to Help You Get Started:
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Joyful: You might use bright yellow and draw a smiling sun
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Angry: You might use red and draw lightning bolts or fire
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Fearful: You might use dark blue or black and draw something scary
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Eager: You might use orange and draw someone running or jumping
The Goal:
Express how YOU feel about each emotion without worrying about being "right." Your feelings are valid, whatever they are!
Final Answer:
This is a personal reflection exercise with no single correct answer. Complete each section by coloring and/or drawing what each emotion means to you, then reflect on your choices.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of free printable art therapy worksheets.
