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NO PRINT Emotions

(141 customer reviews)

$5.00

NO PRINT, INTERACTIVE PDF. Identify and express emotions in various expressive and receptive activities!

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Description

Social emotional distance learning: Identifying and expressing emotions and feelings with various expressive and receptive activities! Great for speech teletherapy!

Social skills activities for speech therapy, special education, and regular education.

This is a NO PRINT, interactive PDF. No printing, cutting, or laminating! Just download, save, and open on your computer or tablet.

Click here to view a video of this product in action!

This product contains touch hyperlinks and drawing capabilities. Instructions on how to use this activity on a tablet and computer are included.

The home screen includes doghouses with the following categories:

  • Emotions Flashcards: Learn emotions and show your facial expressions!
  • Expressive Identification: Write the emotion on the line.
  • Receptive Identification: Click or circle the correct face from a field of 4.
  • Matching: Click or draw a line connecting the emotion to the correct facial expression.
  • Describing Emotions: Draw a picture or write what makes you feel the named emotion.
  • Inferencing: Infer the emotion you or others would feel depending on the circumstances by circling a face or writing the emotion.
  • Board games: 2 board games with 2 levels of playing (name emotion or say when you feel the emotion).

Be sure to check out the preview!

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141 reviews for NO PRINT Emotions

  1. Teri E. –

    It is another tool to practice comprehension and expression of basic emotions. Sometimes I think clip art pictures can be a little difficult to translate, especially when we talk about different facial features that go along with each emotion/feeling. I usually use a little verbal description to go along with. We use it in our preschool and primary Social Thinking Groups.

  2. Truvine Walker –

    I love that it’s interactive. Because of the nature of facial expressions and emotions, I do have to provide explanations for my students. I have been using it with my K-2 self-contained students as well as a few that are a little older that function in the same range. Thanks!

  3. Nicole R. –

    Thanks

  4. Carole C. –

    Love your materials. I have so many students who will benefit from these. Thank you

  5. BrowniePoints –

    Thanks!

  6. SLP on the Go –

    Love the No print and interactive features. This will be great resource to use with my students. thanks

  7. Wuachita C. –

    Love this! Thank you 🙂

  8. Kathleen R. –

    Using this in my social skills group.

  9. Megan G. –

    Great idea! I love this!

  10. Debra B. –

    Awesome fun for everyone. Thanks for creating this!

  11. Emerald City Therapies –

    Great product and WOOHOO for saving trees! 🙂

  12. Kiwi Speech –

    This is such a polished no-print product. Thank you so much!

  13. Vicki R. –

    Thank you for this creative way to explore emotions.

  14. Chelsea L. –

    Awesome product! Thank you!

  15. Kimberly W. –

    Two thumbs up!

  16. Jenni H. –

    Great job

  17. Lauren P. –

    Great resource thanks!!

  18. The Type B SLP –

    My students LOVE interactive type activities like this! And I LOVE how simple they make my therapy prep! Can’t wait to start using this this week

  19. Elizabeth S. –

    So excited to use these!

  20. Shizuka L. –

    What a great product!

  21. Paige H. –

    Great interactive activity! Makes planning easy!

  22. Speech Treat –

    Great resource!! Thanks!

  23. Jessica Q. –

    This is an awesome, easy and fun activity for my students to do! Thank you!!

  24. Amber J. –

    A different, fun way for my crew to practice reviewing emotions. Thanks for the great work!

  25. Andrea G. –

    Thanks!

  26. Jessica Solari –

    I cannot wait to try out this no-print! Loaded it on my iPad and I’m ready to go!

  27. Jayne W. –

    Excited to use with my higher functioning ASD kiddos.

  28. Speech Therapy is Beautiful –

    Just what I needed! It spurred lots of conversation.

  29. Heather O. –

    I really like the different levels of this activity. It really helps to see with carry over. Thank you!

  30. Michelle S. –

    Thank you

  31. Heather Weygant –

    This is a great resource!

  32. Priscilla Torres –

    awesome resource

  33. Melinda G. –

    Great Resource. Thanks!

  34. Shelley SLP –

    Can’t wait to print and use this! Thanks!

  35. Tewsdays in Speech –

    Super cute idea – love the no print!

  36. Tanya M. –

    Great resource! Thanks for sharing!

  37. Must Love Speech –

    Love that this is no print!

  38. Jessica Kolski –

    Very fun and interactive.

  39. Michael Ippolito –

    Great!

  40. Speech in the Sand –

    These are SO cool! I love that there is NO PREP to this activity! My students love working on the ipad and they are so engaged in this activity! Thanks!

  41. Tonya B. –

    Thank you!

  42. Kathryn R. –

    I love the no prep and my students love that they do it on the iPad. Thank you!

  43. Denise C. –

    Love no print activities! Thank you!

  44. Brittany A. –

    so many great resources!

  45. School Speech Therapy –

    Love this!!

  46. Heather Katz –

    Great Resource. Thanks!

  47. J S. –

    I can’t wait to use this.

  48. All Kinds of Special –

    love this!

  49. Ms Youngs World –

    Thank You

  50. A Sprinkle of Sixth –

    Great resource, thank you!

  51. Saylor Speech –

    nice variety of activities!

  52. Caroline Sommer –

    Wonderful product for my special education students!

  53. Katie Calnon –

    I love that this is no-print! The kids are always so eager to participate.

  54. Amy O. –

    thanks

  55. Shari H. –

    Works with older kids too

  56. Jessica D. –

    Great lesson for my young kiddos, they love it!

  57. Alice Chan Kheng Heng –

    Love this!

  58. Speech Wonderland –

    I love your no-print activities! Thank you so much!

  59. Erin Sweet –

    I LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE this product because it is so differentiated that you can choose the section that is appropriate for your students OR your students can start at the beginning and work their way to the more advanced activities ie move from identify the person (multiple choice format) who is sad to (open ended) question of what makes you sad.

  60. Leslie U. –

    great for my social skills groups.

  61. Evelin L. –

    Great product

  62. Nancy B. –

    Great interactive activities which students really enjoy!

  63. Anita A. –

    Useful and good time filler.

  64. Erin G. –

    Love the no print feature. Just what I was looking for!

  65. Vanessa Z. –

    Thank you!

  66. Jenny S. –

    Love NO PRINT options and always good to have multiple emotion pictures to help with generalization.

  67. Judy C. –

    Thank you. Great resource.

  68. Danica G. –

    I have used this with a few elementary school students who are ED. Awesome resource. I love the flexibility of being able to use it completely on my computer. We had a paper shortage at my school at the end of last school year, and being able to use this on my computer was a life saver!

  69. Emily Glick –

    So cute! Can’t wait to incorporate more no print options!

  70. Lyndsey A. –

    fun and keeps my kids focused.

  71. Expresso Yourself –

    Thank you!

  72. Special Transitions –

    Great for use on a smart board! Love the no-prep aspect too!

  73. Melissa F. –

    One of my favorite social skills packets. Great visuals and activities to practice what they have been learning,

  74. Brooke L. –

    Great no print, interactive activity.

  75. Kelly G. –

    This is great! Love using it on my SmartBoard

  76. Ashly K. –

    Good tool to have

  77. Kathryn C. –

    Great resource!

  78. Leslie Ellis –

    I don’t have a smart board in my room, but my students love sitting in my chair to use this resource. I’ve done similar activities on paper, but they love the appeal of the computer–it feels more like a game. Provides good information for kids’ emotional awareness and intelligence!

  79. Valeria A. –

    This is so helpful and fun for the kids. Thank you!

  80. Amanda Deuley –

    My students love no print materials. Thank you for this awesome no print activity.

  81. Amber W. –

    My students enjoyed the interactive aspect of it.

  82. Colette G. –

    My kids love anything interactive on the smart board!

  83. Danielle N. –

    Such a great resource!

  84. Jenifer S. –

    This definitely served its purpose but it seems like its better suited as a task box, or a printed activity. It was a little difficult to use. But I love the content!

  85. Cassandra S. –

    Love the no print options!

  86. Theresa A. –

    I haven’t used this yet but can’t wait – I have practiced it myself so I know how to explain to kids – thanks for a great product that I see using many times with kids individually –

  87. Kristian A. –

    Great resource! I used this immediately!

  88. Diane Guenther –

    Thanks

  89. The Relatable SLP –

    Love this!

  90. lynn smallwood –

    I like the digital materials.

  91. Angelina P. –

    Great resource

  92. Jennifer Kiekhoefer –

    Wonderful resource!

  93. Veronica Smitley –

    Students love this!

  94. Ashley W. –

    Great no prep no print resource

  95. Winnie C. –

    Great resource! Thank you.

  96. Natalie W. –

    Very cool and engaging.

  97. Sarah S. –

    Just what I needed!

  98. Jessica T. –

    Love how this resource is “no print”, and that it is interactive where the child can write and/or draw on the tablet. I am so excited to use this resource this year, and see it being a favorite!

  99. Janning Speech Therapy –

    Love this and LOVE no print resources! Please keep them coming!!!

  100. Self Talk for Kids –

    Such a great resource!!

  101. Apice Speechies –

    This was great for my push-in speech and language session! Thank you!

  102. Special Ed Teach and Speech –

    Thanks!

  103. Kelly P. –

    Love it it for push-in therapy!

  104. Hannah P. –

    Great resource!

  105. Stacey D. –

    Super cute resource for younger students,

  106. Whitney S. –

    Great product! Love the ease of the digital format. Thank you!

  107. Frugally Speaking SLP –

    Thank you! It is always wonderful to have no print resources!

  108. Santia S. –

    Easy to use and very interactive, thanks for creating and sharing!

  109. Bryan D P. –

    I love the graphics

  110. Rebekah V. –

    Great resource! Thank you

  111. Sherry M. –

    Can’t wait to use this in therapy, thank you!

  112. Lauren B. –

    Love this!

  113. Lisa S. –

    Awesome!

  114. Juliana G. –

    I love this no prep digital emotions activity! It is perfect for my young students who are just learning about basic facial emotions and body language!

  115. Amanda Friskopp –

    LOVE!

  116. Mia Hall –

    I love these interactive games! I wish they were smartboard compatible!

  117. Corinna W. –

    This has been a great addition to my telepractice resources. My students were engaged and I can use it as a digital resource when we go back to the classroom.

  118. Nicole S. –

    I love the variety in this resource, it covers a lot of material within an easy to use, no-print format. My learners have loved using this resource and it’s great for different ages/abilities. Thanks!

  119. Sherly K. –

    Great product!

  120. Jannice L. –

    I love how Allison’s NO PRINT resources are so engaging and easy to use! So fun for the kids to be clicking through the emotions in this resource

  121. Michele H. –

    This is a great resource!

  122. Kathleen B. –

    Easy to use.

  123. Tracy Bartlett –

    Great resource for distance learning!

  124. Carrie Jain SLP –

    This has been fantastic for my students working on identifying emotions in themselves and others, taking the perspective of others! Thank you for a great product.

  125. Katherine V. –

    easy to use

  126. Lorna Moten –

    Very easy to use for students and parents when participating in online therapy. Love the easy directions.

  127. Tori E. –

    This was so helpful in giving my high functioning kiddos with ASD different perspectives on feelings

  128. Erika M. –

    Loved this for my kinders.

  129. Katrina S. –

    A lovely digital resource that teaches emotional language in an engaging way.

  130. Sharon Rodrigues –

    Great resource! Thank you

  131. Becky C. –

    This is awesome! Definitely worth the purchase! I used this for social emotional learning during distance learning!

  132. Lauren R. –

    Cute visuals to work on emotions!

  133. Dana Monaghan –

    This is a fun resource for targeting emotions with younger students. Thanks.

  134. Elizabeth A. –

    Great way to work on labeling emotions while online!

  135. Creative Crystal Special Education Resources –

    I used with this my special education class, great resource!

  136. Hildy G. –

    It was sometimes difficult for my student to understand what emotion was represented. The picture looked too similar for him.

  137. Cortney Krugman –

    This is a great resource that can be used in person or for distance learning! I especially liked the review at the beginning where students had to show the emotion pictured with their own face!

  138. Jennifer C. –

    Perfect for my social language group!

  139. Megan W. –

    great resource!

  140. Lauren S. –

    Helped my client with receptively identifying emotions!

  141. Giselle –

    I really loved this resource. I’ve used with young clients and they really are engaged by the colors and of course the characters. It was a neat way to teach emotions both for receptive and expressive vocabulary. .

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