Emotions Clip Art
This Emotions Clip Art is a perfect addition to any bulletin board, flyer, or other printable that you use in your classroom.
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This Emotions Clip Art is a perfect addition to any bulletin board, flyer, or other printable that you use in your classroom.
You can use this set of chores to make your worksheets, bulletin boards, and activities more captivating for your students!
In this set, you will find fourteen hand drawn emotions. These images can be easily inserted to give extra design to your work.
Other resources to use with this Emotions Clip Art
If you’re using this clip art set, your students are probably learning about emotions.
Check out the Emotion Flash Cards to use alongside this set.
Emotions are a tricky thing for your students to learn about. These images will help build your students knowledge about their own emotions. Post this clip art near your circle time for Morning Meeting. Your students will rely on them to determine their own feelings during a Feelings Check In. Have students imitate the emotions on the cards. The opportunities with this clip are endless. Use this clip art to enhance any lesson plan or activity! These images will help you create engaging and interesting materials no matter the situation! Your students can learn a lot about emotions as they use these images.
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