0-12 Months
Mirror Emotion Exploration
Babies observe facial expressions while developing awareness of emotions and social connection.
😊 Emotions
👀 Awareness
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Children build confidence, emotional awareness, relationships, and self regulation through caring, hands-on experiences designed for early development.
Children explore emotions, facial expressions, and feelings words while building emotional awareness, communication, and confidence.
Simple experiences that support attachment, trust, communication, and emotional connection.
Babies observe facial expressions while developing awareness of emotions and social connection.
Singing, talking, and responding build attachment, communication, and trust.
Children explore comforting materials that support soothing and emotional regulation.
Hands-on experiences that help children identify feelings, build friendships, develop confidence, and practice self regulation.
Children identify emotions, match expressions, and practice naming their feelings.
Children practice sharing, helping, turn taking, and positive interactions with peers.
Children practice calming strategies through breathing, quiet spaces, and comforting tools.
Simple classroom materials help children recognize emotions, communicate feelings, and build relationships.
Pictures and words help children identify and discuss feelings.
Stories help children understand routines, friendships, and emotions.
Children explore facial expressions and emotional awareness.
Soft items and calming materials support emotional regulation.
Social emotional experiences support confidence, relationships, communication, emotional awareness, and self regulation.
Children learn to recognize feelings, express emotions, and understand themselves.
Children build vocabulary by talking about emotions, needs, and experiences.
Children practice sharing, cooperation, empathy, and positive interactions.
Children develop calming strategies, patience, confidence, and independence.
Download additional classroom resources to support emotional development, observations, family engagement, and daily routines.