Introduce the session by setting a welcoming, calm atmosphere. Remind yourself to use warm, engaging tones and gestures while showing the emotion cards. Emphasize that all emotions are welcome and that the session is a safe space.

Transition to the trust-building activity by introducing the story of trust. Ensure you prompt open-ended questions to facilitate discussion. Encourage the child to reflect on key moments in the story and relate it to their own experiences.

For the reflection activity, gently prompt the child to share personal experiences. Use affirming language and provide supportive feedback to reinforce positive sharing. Notice any non-verbal cues to adjust your approach if needed.

Conclude the session with a calm, soothing closing ritual. Guide the child through a deep breathing exercise, reinforcing the importance of feeling safe and valued. End with a positive affirmation to encourage a hopeful outlook for future sessions.

Begin the session by welcoming the child and reviewing different emotions using the emotion cards. Emphasize that it's okay to feel a range of emotions. Use clear examples and allow the child to share any new feelings they've experienced since the last session.

Transition to a guided conversation about emotions. Ask open-ended questions like, 'What makes you feel happy or sad?' Use simple language and relatable scenarios to discuss various emotions.

Introduce the creative art activity where the child will get the chance to express their emotions through drawing or painting. Emphasize creative freedom and discuss colors or shapes that might represent different feelings.

Wrap up the session by inviting the child to talk about their artwork and the feelings behind it. Reinforce that all feelings are valid, and conclude with a calming breathing exercise and a positive affirmation.

Begin the session by welcoming the child and briefly revisiting the concept of trust and emotions from previous sessions. Introduce the idea of building connections through simple greetings and expressions of kindness.

Transition to the role-play activity. Explain the role-play scenario cards and encourage the child (and peers, if applicable) to act out different social situations. Prompt reflective questions to understand their feelings during the role-play.

Introduce the cooperative game. Provide clear instructions on the rules that highlight teamwork and supportive communication. Monitor interactions to provide gentle reminders and suggestions.

Wrap up the session by inviting the child to share their experiences from both the role-play and cooperative game. Reinforce the value of empathy and active listening, ending with a positive affirmation.

Start by welcoming the child and reviewing the concept of emotions. Use this slide to recognize current feelings with a reminder to refer to the emotion cards if needed.

Transition into the mindful breathing exercise. Use the visuals provided in the mindful breathing activity to explain the steps clearly. Remind yourself to speak slowly and guide the child through each step.

Introduce a calming role-play scenario to practice gentle responses to stress. Explain the scenario and encourage the child to try out calming responses like deep breaths and positive self-talk.

Conclude the session by inviting the child to share their experiences and feelings about the exercises. Reinforce self-regulation benefits, and close with another brief calming exercise and affirmation.

Begin the session by welcoming the child and reflecting on the journey so far. Encourage the child to look back at the progress made and connect with their feelings using the emotion cards as visual prompts.

Introduce the celebration craft activity. Explain the steps of the craft and encourage creativity. Emphasize that the craft is a symbol of their achievements and growth.

Invite the child to share their craft and discuss the emotions tied to their journey. Use affirmations and gentle prompts to reinforce positive growth.

Conclude the session with a fun, celebratory closing. Reinforce the child’s success with a small token of achievement and a strong, positive affirmation.