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This Build a Snowman Feelings Game teaches students feelings identification and social skills with a fun winter theme!
This Build a Snowman Feelings Game teaches students feelings identification and social skills with a fun winter theme!
✅ Both printable and digital for Google Slides™ versions are included.
❄️ To play, students read one of 32 winter-themed scenarios and imagine how they would feel. Next, they “build the snowman” with one of 5 facial expressions that matches their feelings.
⛄ A cute “Snowman Feelings” chart is also included!
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“Another fantastic resource from MCC! Always such adorable illustrations, engaging, helpful and important topics. I love that you make so many seasonal resources too, definitely adds more fun to my lessons. My students love this and so do I, will use every year.” – Candace D.
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“My students love this resource. My kindergarteners love putting the emotion face on the snowman. So fun and interactive!” – Julie’s Counselor Corner
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“My students loved using this during our SEL lessons!! They loved picking out their feeling based on the situations that was read during their turn.” – Brittany H.
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“The student I used this with, enjoyed the activity and was engaged. The different scenarios provided opportunities for further discussion. We only had time for 15 slides and we are both excited to do the rest at his next session!” – Emily K.
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“This resource was super cute and my kids loved it!! I am happy winter time is rolling around so I can use it again!” – Amber G.
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“I love working on emotions and this is a great resource to go with our winter theme!” – Tiffany V.
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“My students enjoyed this resource. It was a fun way to incorporate some holiday excitement while remaining focused on our topic.” – Nicole K.
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“I used this resource with my kindergarten classes. The kids really liked being able to create their own snowmen! I did some together on the board and had kids come up to the board and drag the emotion to the body- they love any chance they get to participate and play teacher! Great way to show that we all feel things differently!” – Kelsey H.
