What Do You Do When You’re Sad? SpinzyWheel

Table of contents

🟢 1 — Quick Overview

🟡 2 — Why this topic matters

🔵 3 — How to use this wheel

🟣 4 — Benefits for kids & teachers

🔺 5 — Extra classroom tips

⚪ 6 — Exclusive content note

🟠 7 — Items (wheel choices)

Description

✨ Overview & purpose

“What Do You Do When You’re Sad?” SpinzyWheel 🎡 is a gentle, caring activity that helps children talk about their feelings and learn healthy ways to cope with sadness. 🌈 By spinning the wheel, kids can explore different ideas for calming down, cheering up, or asking for help when they feel blue. 🏫

This activity is perfect for emotional learning, morning meetings, or social–emotional lessons. Each spin gives a safe topic to talk about, so children can express emotions and build vocabulary while practicing English. 📖✨

💡 Why it helps

— Teaches emotional awareness 🌟

— Encourages healthy coping habits 💭

— Builds empathy and understanding in class 🤝

— Improves emotional vocabulary 📚

— Helps kids feel heard and supported 💙

📝 How to use this wheel

1️⃣ Spin the wheel 🎡 to land on a “sad feeling” activity.

2️⃣ Ask: “What do you do when you’re sad?” 💬

3️⃣ Let the student share in simple English 🗣️.

4️⃣ Encourage others to listen and respond kindly 🤗.

5️⃣ End with a positive affirmation or group cheer 🌈.

🎯 Benefits

— Strengthens emotional resilience 💪

— Gives practical ideas for self-care 🧸

— Builds classroom trust 👫

— Encourages positive self-expression 📝

— Makes social–emotional learning interactive 🎉

📌 Extra tips

— Use calming music during sharing 🎶

— Let children draw their coping strategies 🎨

— Create a “Feelings Corner” with ideas from the wheel 🛋️

— Share teacher’s own healthy coping example 👩‍🏫

🔒 Exclusive content note

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