Curiosity of children and the world of emotions

Curiosity of children and the world of emotions

Children are naturally curious. Why not connect this curiosity to emotions?

Children aged 7 to 9 are full of curiosity and questions, making it an ideal opportunity to develop their emotional intelligence. Learning about emotions can be a fascinating adventure where children discover how emotions influence their behavior and decision-making. Through games and activities, we can stimulate their curiosity while teaching them how to recognize and accept emotions, enabling them to better understand not only themselves but also the world around them. In this way, we can support their personal development and emotional well-being.

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Imagine that your friend at school looks sad. What would you do first?

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If you were an animal that would best understand the feelings of others, what would you be?

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Your friend is upset because he lost a game. How will you react?

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What sound do you think joy could have?

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Imagine that you have the magical ability to see emotions as colors. What color should sadness be?

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When you see someone crying, what is the first thing that comes to your mind?

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If you could bottle up an emotion to save for later, which one would you choose?

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If you could make a gift that would help someone feel better, what would it be?

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If you could choose one superpower to help your friends, which one would it be?

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Imagine that you are a fairytale hero who helps others with their feelings. What would your name be?

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7 – 9 years: Recognition of emotions and empathy

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