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The image displays “Free Printables” for emotional regulation tools from “Your Therapy Source.” It includes several printable worksheets:
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Emotional Regulation Meter – A semi-circular meter with 4 zones (numbered 1–4), each corresponding to a color and feeling:
- 1 Green = happy and calm
- 2 Blue = tired, sad, bored
- 3 Yellow = worried, frustrated, over excited
- 4 Red = upset or angry
Students draw an arrow to show how they’re feeling.
2.
Color-coded version of the same meter – Same zones but colored in, with instructions to cut out an arrow and point it to their current feeling.
3.
Emotional Regulation Thermometer – Vertical thermometer with 4 colored sections matching the same feelings. Students point to the area that matches their feeling.
4.
Emotional Regulation Check In Station (Weekly) – A weekly chart where students pick one emoji per day to represent their mood:
- Monday–Sunday rows
- Emojis include: Happy, Sad, Sick, Worried, Frustrated, Out of Control
These tools help children identify and express their emotions visually — great for classrooms or therapy settings.
No math or logic problem is present — this is a resource preview, not a task to solve.
Final Answer:
This image shows free printable emotional regulation tools designed to help students identify and express their feelings using color-coded meters, thermometers, and weekly check-in charts with emojis.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of managing emotions worksheet.
