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Which subject	Personal development
What age group	Year or Grade 1
What topic	emotions
Number of slides	7
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Understanding Our Emotions

Slide 1: What Are Emotions?

• Emotions are feelings we have inside us.
• They can be happy, sad, angry, scared, or excited.
• Everyone experiences emotions, and that's okay!

{The image of a colorful, illustrated chart showing different emotions like happy, sad, angry, scared, and excited, with smiling and frowning faces for each emotion.}

Slide 2: Why Do We Feel Emotions?

• Emotions help us understand ourselves and others.
• They tell us how we react to things happening around us.
• Emotions can help us communicate our feelings.

{The image of a group of children showing different emotions, like laughter and sadness, while interacting with each other.}

Slide 3: Happy Emotions

• Happy emotions make us feel good inside.
• We can express happiness by smiling, laughing, or hugging.
• Our heart feels light and warm when we’re happy!

{The image of a cheerful child jumping with joy in a sunny park.}

Slide 4: Sad Emotions

• Sad emotions can make us feel heavy and low.
• We might cry or feel quiet when we are sad.
• It’s okay to feel sad sometimes; we just need support from friends and family.

{The image of a young child sitting on a swing with a sad expression, looking down, while a friend approaches them with a concerned look.}

Slide 5: Angry Emotions

• Angry emotions can make us feel hot and tense.
• We might want to shout or stomp our feet.
• It’s important to take deep breaths and calm down when we feel angry.

{The image of an illustrated child with an angry face, surrounded by clouds and lightning bolts to symbolize anger, with another child demonstrating deep breathing beside them.}

Slide 6: Scared Emotions

• Scared emotions can make us feel shaky or want to run away.
• We might feel scared of the dark or loud noises.
• Talking about our fears can help us feel brave!

{The image of a child hiding under a blanket with wide eyes and a flashlight, while a friendly shadow of a parent is visible behind them.}

Slide 7: Recognizing Our Emotions

• It’s important to recognize how we feel.
• Talking about our feelings helps us understand them better.
• Friends and adults can help us with our emotions too!

{The image of a diverse group of children sitting in a circle, discussing their feelings openly, with colorful emotion expression cards in their hands.}

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This presentation on emotions for Grade 1 provides a fun and engaging way for young students to learn about their feelings and the importance of understanding and expressing them.