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    Faces of the Game Activity

    20 minutes
    Whole Class
    Discussion

    Learning Objectives

    • Identify different emotions in games
    • Connect feelings to game experiences
    • Develop emotional vocabulary
    • Practice empathy and understanding

    Preparation

    • Prepare emotion face cards: happy, excited, sad, frustrated, proud
    • Create or find pictures of game scenarios
    • Set up comfortable discussion area
    • Prepare chart paper for recording responses

    Step-by-Step Instructions

    1. 1
      Show different emotion faces and name them together
    2. 2
      Show picture of game scenario (winning, losing, waiting)
    3. 3
      Ask: 'How might this person feel? Why?'
    4. 4
      Let children match emotion faces to scenarios
    5. 5
      Discuss: 'When have you felt this way in a game?'
    6. 6
      Record different feelings on chart paper
    7. 7
      Talk about how all feelings are normal
    8. 8
      Discuss ways to handle different feelings

    Materials Needed

    • Emotion face cards
    • Game scenario pictures
    • Chart paper
    • Markers

    Assessment

    • Child identifies basic emotions
    • Child connects emotions to game experiences
    • Child shares personal experiences appropriately
    • Child shows empathy for others' feelings

    Key Vocabulary

    feelings
    emotions
    happy
    sad
    excited
    frustrated
    proud

    Safety Notes

    • Create safe space for sharing feelings
    • Be sensitive to children's experiences

    Teaching Tips

    • Validate all emotions as normal
    • Share your own game emotion experiences
    • Help children find words for feelings
    • Connect to social-emotional learning goals

    Extensions

    • Create emotion journals for game experiences
    • Role-play handling different emotions
    • Read books about feelings and games
    • Practice calming strategies for frustration
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