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Printable calm down cards free boardmaker symbols to print

Teach children more about what they are feeling by teaching them facial expressions and feelings vocabulary words with the Feelings + Emotions activity pack. If there’s a way that I can offer comfort to the children during their time of need, I want to be able to do that in a relatable way for them. We have several of these printed and have them in place all around our house and home. A color version as well as a black and white version. There are also two sets of these posters and cards.

As a reminder to encourage children in their time of need.

Use to help children decide which strategy suits them or they would like to try to see if it helps them.

Use to talk to children about how to recognize their feelings and the many different options they can use to calm down.

Print two copies and use in memory and matching games.

There are many ways that these cards could be used: These visual cards could be placed on the wall in a calming corner, or held together with a ring and used as cards to flip through when needed. This pack includes twenty different methods children could use to help calm themselves.

I recommend printing the cards out on card stock before laminating them for durability. This Calming Strategies Cards Pack contains 5 pages of printable cards – a total of 20 different strategy cards.

Card stock(to print everything out on.).

You will use each of these items over and over during all my printable preschool activity packs. Here are some items that pair well with these activities. Please note that affiliate links are used in this post.

Materials Required to print these calm down cards: These cards are meant as an aid to help showcase and guide your child when they’re feeling a tad bit overwhelmed. Aimed at all children, these Calming Strategies Cards are a great way for children to learn how to recognize, talk about and help manage anger issues, emotions or meltdowns and learn how to calm themselves down.Įven as an adult, I still deal with a lot of these emotions so when we’re thinking of a child, it just makes sense that they’ll need help as easily dealing with their big emotions as well.