Emoji Feelings Thumball (4") Icebreakers

Emoji Feelings Thumball (4") IcebreakersWith this thumball, players learn about emotions and develop their feeling word vocabularies. If it is an Emoji, tell one or more words that describe that feeling. If it is a word, tell about a time you felt that way. Another option could be having players tell about a situation and then others can identify a word or face that best describes that feeling. The possibilities are endless!

This is perfect for debriefing any group activity

Whether you are a teacher

succeed at work

The breathing exercises can be done almost anywhere

" be better at something

or idea is age plus 1 to 2 minutes

for anyone ready to unlock their inner genius and start living their most exceptional life

What are you doing that is blocking the resolution of this problem

Playing games is a great way for kids to develop their focusing and attention skills and to become more mindful

Shareable artwork—One-sided pages make it easy to color and to tear out your artwork for display or sharing with a friend

generosity

The prompts are centred around the three domains of self-regulation skills taught in The Self-Regulation Training System by Brad Chapin