Emotion Tracker Pal
The Emotion Tracker craft helps support social emotional learning by helping students identify and express their feelings while building geometry and 3D spatial skills.
Print and cut out theshapes
Use the template to cut out your emotions and expression shapes. Use the blanks to create your own..
Build your Emotion Tracker Pal
Use the pieces to build your pal to match your feelings. Change your pal to match your mood!.
Display your pal to share with peers
Put you pal on your desk so your friends, family and teacher know how your feeling throughout the day!
Presented by:
Marci Klein M.D.
co-founder, 3DuxDesign
As an NYU-trained pediatrician with a fellowship in academic medicine, Dr. Klein creates content to support holistic learning experiences that support kids academic and social-emotional growth.
- Download the project sheets
- Watch the video tutorial
- Graph paper and rulers
- Get materials
- How to Submit
Emotion Tracker Pal Student Downloads
Halloween-Themed Extension
Once your students can identify their own emotions, see if they can use their skills to name these creepy critters' feelings too!
Teacher Version (yes- you have feelings too!)
Keep it on your desk so your students (and coworkers) know how you're feeling. This is also an AWESOME warmup for teacher trainings and workshops.
GOBOX Classroom Kit
GOBOX Pro - LED lighting
Maker Kit for Home
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This project was inspired by a customer, Luisa and her two little ones who used 3DuxDesign Go-Pack to craft their own "Emotion Checker", a fun and engaging craft that uses play therapy while helping kids find and name the emotions they are feeling. By creating a rotating face with different expressions along with adjustable written expression cards, children use a combination of verbal and non-verbal ways to share their emotions. Luisa is a stay-at-home mom and home schooler who also happens to have an MA and BA in education, a PhD in Chemistry and in all of her free time, creates beautiful STEM-based lesson plans for early learning which are available on her website, Tinyn3rds. You can find lots of fun STEM/SEL projects that work with 3DuxDesign kits at her shop.
