Teaching Resource
The Emotion Demotion – Class Poster
A class poster for students to use to brainstorm strategies on how to harness their emotions in the classroom.
This teaching resource is designed to help the teacher discuss with the classroom different emotions you may feel in your day in school and the strategies you can use to help you overcome difficult emotions in a productive way. Print this poster to a large size and create coping strategies that work right for your classroom environment and school rules.
Strategies could include:
- get a drink of water
- go for a walk or errand
- put on noise cancelling headphones
- take a deep breath
- get out of your seat and have a big stretch
Alternatively, if you need to focus on only a small number of students, you can alternatively use the desk mats version and the silent desk indicator to use behaviour strategies in a more discreet way.
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Yelling personality has been changed to Agitated, Physical personality has been changed to Boisterous.
Change by Royce (Teach Starter) 3rd Jan
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This is great! I used last year something very similar to this: Zones of Regulation. It worked really well for my students. Will definitely put this into play this year. Good Job Teach Starter!
Comment by Elizabeth Briske on January 4, 2019 at 7:09 pm
Hi Elizabeth,
Thank you for your lovely comment. I am so glad you are enjoying our resources.
Official comment by Kristian on January 7, 2019 at 8:59 am