Printable Inside Out Characters

Yo, check this out. I found this dope Inside Out craft for kids that’s perfect for helping them deal with their emotions. It’s a silhouette craft, so it’s super easy to do and looks really cool.

Inside Out Silhouette Craft

Inside Out CraftAll you need for this craft is some black construction paper, scissors, and glue. Cut out the shapes of Joy, Sadness, Anger, Fear, and Disgust from the black paper and glue them onto a colorful background to create a silhouette effect.

This is a great way to help kids express their emotions and talk about how they’re feeling. You can use this craft as a starting point for discussions about different emotions and how to cope with them.

Coping with Emotions

It’s important for kids to learn how to cope with their emotions in a healthy way. Here are some tips:

  • Talk about your feelings with someone you trust
  • Write in a journal or draw your feelings
  • Take deep breaths or practice meditation to calm down
  • Do something you enjoy, like reading or playing a game
  • Ask for help if you need it

Remember, it’s okay to feel emotions. Everyone feels sad, angry, scared, or disgusted sometimes. The important thing is to learn how to deal with these emotions in a healthy way.

Get Crafty

There are so many cool crafts you can do with your kids to help them express their emotions. Here are a few:

Emotion Rocks

Collect some smooth rocks and paint them with different emotions. You can use different colors and facial expressions to represent each emotion. Kids can carry these rocks in their pocket to remind them to express their feelings.

Feelings Collage

Have your kids look through magazines and cut out pictures that represent different emotions. Then, they can glue the pictures onto a poster board to create a feelings collage.

Emotion Balloons

Write different emotions on small slips of paper and place them inside balloons. Blow up the balloons and play a game where kids pop the balloons and act out the emotion that’s written on the slip of paper.

These crafts are a fun and interactive way to help kids explore their emotions. Give them a try!

Express Yourself

It’s important for kids to know that it’s okay to express themselves and their emotions. Encourage your kids to talk about their feelings and let them know that you’re there to listen and support them.

Remember, emotions are a natural and healthy part of life. Help your kids learn to deal with their emotions in a positive way and they’ll be better equipped to navigate the ups and downs of life.