Creatively Expresses Self
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| Category | Socio-Emotional Development |
| Copyright Owner and Year | Compassion International, 2015 |
The lesson “Creatively Expresses Self” teaches children how to engage in the creative expression of feelings. Using finger paints, the children will draw and express feelings of sadness, happiness, fear, and anger, sharing and explaining what it is that makes them feel each feeling. This lesson is designed for children between 3-5 years, and is the ninth lesson in the 1st Year “Self-Awareness” unit.
This document is part of: Core Curriculum - Socio-Emotional - 3 to 5 - Year 1
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