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Snowball Smiles! Emotions Board Game for Kids

January 27, 2020 by Selena Robinson Leave a Comment

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Learning to talk about feelings is a critical vocabulary skill for early grade learners.

Actually, it’s a critical vocabulary skill for children of all ages.

It can be difficult for students to express exactly what they feel without fear of being criticized, particularly in groups.

And that’s why this Snowball Smiles! emotions board game is such a great social skills tool!

Fun Snowball Emotions Board Game for Kids

Instead of putting students on the spot, you can use this resource to help them find words for their feelings and learn how to use them in a fun and comfortable environment.

Plus, it’s just a fun game to play!

Read on to see how to get your copy of this feelings game.

And, for more practicing using emotional vocabulary with kids, pick up a set of our Spanish Feelings Flashcards too!

This simple snowball themed emotions game for kids is a great social skills activity! Use it during winter for a indoor play activity!

Snowball Emotions Board Game for Kids

To use this snowball emotions board game, you’ll need the following: (This post contains affiliate links. For details, see our Disclosure Policy.)

  • Printer (with ink)
  • Printer Paper
  • Laminator (optional)
  • Scissors
  • Math counters or Mini erasers” to use as game pieces

Snowball Emoji Game for Kids

This emoji board game is a simple one to play.

Printable Snowball Emoji Game for Kids

The resource includes:

  • One game board
  • Six emotions cards for up to three players (but you can always print more copies if you like)
  • And a set of instructions

Emotions Snowball Emoji Game

As students move around the game board, they’ll land on different feelings that match the ones on their cards.

This is a great time to reinforce ELA skills by using adjectives in sentences.

Snowball Emoji Emotion Naming Game for Kids

For example, if a student lands on “disgusted”, ask him or her: Have you ever felt disgusted by something? What was it?

And then really listen to each response.

Printable Emotions Snowball Emoji Game for Kids

It won’t take long before each player is sharing a feeling of their own!

Printable Emotions Board Game for Kids

If you laminate the cards and the game board, this can be a reusable resource for early finishers as well.

Scroll down to get your copy of this Snowball Smiles! Emotions Board Game!

Take a look at these other early learning games for kids!

This Polar Animal I Spy Activity is so much fun for little learners! Great for a preschool or kindergarten winter unit!

This quick roll a snowman winter art activity makes a great winter art game for kids!

This printable Spanish I Have Who Has Game is great for practicing Spanish vocabulary and counting to 20! Use it with early foreign language learners!

And be sure to follow my Indoor Play board on Pinterest for more ways to bring play inside!

To get your copy of this Snowball Smiles! Feelings Board Game, click the image or the link below to visit my Teachers Pay Teachers store!

Snowball Emoji Board Game for Kids

>>> Snowball Smiles! Emotions Board Game – Teachers Pay Teachers <<<

This printable snowball emotions game for kids is a fun way to help students develop their emotional vocabulary! Use it as a winter activity to help students build empathy!

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