Description
This farmhouse style Feelings Alphabet Line is beautiful and functional decor for your counseling space or classroom! It features 26 emotions, one for each letter of the alphabet. This resource promotes social-emotional learning by helping build your students’ feelings vocabulary and feelings identification skills. It makes for a beautiful bulletin board, too!
⭐ 4 Versions of the Alphabet Line are included for you:
✅ Full color, full page (for a traditional classroom alphabet line)
✅ Full color, 1/4 page (for a bulletin board or smaller space)
✅ Black & white, full page
✅ Black & white, 1/4 page
Educators Say
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“As an elementary school counselor, this was an absolute hit! Every time someone walked into my office people (from students to adults) loved looking at it. It was a great reference during sessions and when a student did not feel like talking. I am SO happy I bought it.” – Isabella R.
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“This alphabet is a great resource that I post in my SEL classroom. It is colorful and animated in a way that my K-2nd graders appreciate.” – Anna R.
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“These are great for an interactive Social Emotional learning Bulletin board. The pictures are clear, and new vocabulary is introduced. We enter the speech room and name how we are feeling that day. Great, quick way to identify various emotions.” – Melissa J.
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“I absolutely love this. It’s such a great way for students to learn to use emotions to express themselves!” – Elaine J.
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“Loved the two size choices, botanical theme, and facial expressions to match emotions!” – Amy S.
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“As an elementary counselor, kids have noticed and actively use these resource when writing during our counseling lessons. Love the variety of representation as well as different coping skills. Students enjoy sounding out and learning new coping tools.” – Cassie B.
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“Beautiful images and not overly stimulating. My students used these images regularly while during small group or individual lessons.” – Kristen E.
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“I used this resource in my school counseling classroom. It is a nice reference for the younger grades that need help remembering the alphabet. But it is also nice for the older students to give them more than just your basic emotions.” – Rural SD Counselor
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“I work in a room with several students who have emotional problems and need help with regulating them. The pictures on the posters talk about those emotions and they also work and look great.” – Kathleen M.
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“I love this set, it looks great hung up in my classroom as well!” – Georgia S.