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Feelings are visitors, so let's treat them as such!
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Externalising big emotions in this way can help us be curious about these guests, and what they are trying to tell us. It is also a great way to develop emotional literacy and to bring in the all-important play!
'I wonder what colour sad is?
'I've noticed that happy arrives when we do this'
'Even adults get visited by nervous. I shake the wobbles out to my favourite song!'
'What does worried want to say?'
'Whoah, theres an excited party in your tummy!'
'Let's take 3 deep breaths of invisible magic dust to help scared feel calm'
What feelings have visited you recently?
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