Emotions games

Preschool and early primary school students can build their emotional vocabulary and practise recognising and naming emotions with these fun printable games. These inclusive games are suitable for use with the whole class. They were developed to support Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander preschool children who are EAL/D learners to learn English in a fun and engaging way.

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emotion , facial expression , feelings , ELLIC , indigenous , Aboriginal , Torres Strait Islander , Eal/d , English , English as an additional language , preschool , vocabulary , emotional vocabulary

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