Use expression cards and mirrors to help children notice emotions, describe facial cues, and practice empathy in a group setting.
Show one emotion card at a time and name the feeling together.
Invite children to copy the face in a mirror.
Talk about a moment when someone might feel that way.
Finish by asking each child to choose one feeling card that matches their day.
Use illustrated stones or cards to spark oral storytelling, sequencing, and collaborative language play.
A fun and creative activity where children turn a simple paper plate into a colorful fish. Great for developing fine motor skills, hand-eye coordination, and artistic expression.
Invite children to match letter cards, name beginning sounds, and practice simple word-building through playful repetition.
Set up a simple indoor obstacle path using tape lines, cushions, and stepping spots to build body control and confidence.