# Clue Collector Sheet Use this worksheet to record the emotion clues you spot, match them to emotions, and reflect on your own detective work. --- ## A. Clues from Our Real Case Recall Alex’s behavior from the scenario on Slide “Real Case: Scenario 1.” Write down two clues you noticed, then name the emotion you think Alex was feeling. 1. Clue: ________________________________

2. Clue: ________________________________

Emotion these clues point to: ________________________________

--- ## B. You’re the Detective: Create a Mini-Case Write a short description of someone’s body language or tone of voice (2–3 sentences). Then list three clues from your description and match each to an emotion. **Your Case Description:** ________________________________________________________________________

**Clues & Emotions** • Clue 1: ________________________________ → Emotion: ____________________

• Clue 2: ________________________________ → Emotion: ____________________

• Clue 3: ________________________________ → Emotion: ____________________

--- ## C. Personal Detective Reflection Think of a time when you felt a strong emotion (happy, angry, nervous, etc.). Answer the questions below. 1. What was the emotion you felt? ________________________________

2. What clues did your body or voice give away? List at least two. • ________________________________

• ________________________________

3. How did noticing those clues help you understand or manage your emotion? ________________________________________________________________________

--- Great work, Detective! Remember to review your clues at home and be on the lookout for emotion clues in friends and family. You can practice with the [Emotion Mystery Match](#emotion-mystery-match) game next!

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Emotion Detective

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Emotion Detective