This mini book allows kids the opportunity to process their thoughts and feelings about different winter happenings. When children practise talking about and writing about their emotions, they are better able to manage them.
The pages include some common winter things such as drinking hot chocolate, going sledding, ice skating, building a snowman, and experiencing winter weather.
It also gives students the chance to express what they like about winter and what they don’t like about winter. 
For some students, it may be easy to think of things they like about winter and they may need some prompting. For others, it may be their favourite season and they may need help to come up with things they don’t like!
My Winter Feelings Mini Book:
Supplies needed:
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- My Winter Feelings mini book printable pages. (download here)
- scissors
- pencil or pen
- markers, crayons, or pencil crayons
- stapler and staples
Instructions:
- Download the My Winter Feelings mini book.
- Print the pages.
- Cut apart the booklet pages.
- Let your student decide how he or she feels about each winter activity and draw a corresponding face on the child on that page. Your student can use the Emotions Word Bank for ideas (for words to use and for faces to draw).
- When your student has completed the book, stack the pages together with the cover on top and staple on the left side to create a little book.
Once your child or student has filled out their booklet, you can also sit with them and debrief. If there are some winter scenarios that seem to have potential to cause them some distress, brainstorm ways to help them manage those feelings or better navigate those scenarios if they arise.
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