EMOTIONS

EMOTIONS

What is an emotion? = a strong feeling

EMOTIONSWhat are some emotions you know?

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EMOTIONSHappiness and sadness

HAPPINESSWhat does it mean to be happy?= feeling or showing pleasure or contentment

HAPPINESSDo you know any other words that have the same meaning as happy?

Synonyms for happy:joyfuldelighted content

LET’S PRACTICE!

Let’s discuss!What are some things that make you feel happy, joyful, delighted, or content?

Ex: One thing that makes me feel happy/ joyful/ delighted/ content is ___________________.

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SADNESSWhat does it mean to be sad?= feeling or showing sorrow or unhappiness

SADNESSDo you know any other words that have the same meaning as sad?

Synonyms for sad:unhappy depressedmiserabledown

LET’S PRACTICE!

Let’s discuss!What are some things that make you feel sad, unhappy, depressed, miserable, or down?

Ex: One thing that makes me feel sad/ unhappy/ depressed/ miserable/ down is ___________________.

YOUR TURN!

1. Work with two partners (Person A, Person B and Person C).

2. Practice the conversation with your partners – tell about happy and/or sad times in your life.

3. Choose synonyms of happy and sad in your conversation.

4. Present the conversation to the class.

YOUR TURN! 3p

Your happy and/or sad stories 3pA: (Person B), tell us about a time in your life when you were very ________(choose one feeling word).

B: One time in my life when I was very _________ was when _____________ because ______________.

C: What about you (Person A), when were you very ________(choose one feeling word)?

A: I was very _____ when ______________ because ___________________.

B: And you (Person C), what was a time in your life when you felt very _______(choose one feeling word)?

C: A time in my life when I felt very __________ was when _______________ because ______________________.

Feeling words: happy, joyful, delighted, content, sad, unhappy, depressed, miserable, down

1. Work with a partner (Person A and Person B).

2. Practice the conversation with your partner – tell about happy and sad times in your life.

3. Choose synonyms of happy and sad in your conversation.

4. Present the conversation to the class.

YOUR TURN! 2p

Your happy and sad stories 2pA: Tell me about a time in your life when you were very happy/ joyful/ delighted/ content (choose one).

B: One time I was very ___________ was when _____________ because __________________. What about you, when were you very happy/ joyful/ delighted/ content (choose one)?

A: I was very ____________ when _______________ because ______________________.

B: What about a time when you felt sad/ unhappy/ depressed/ miserable/ down (choose one)?

A: I was very ____________ when ___________________ because ______________________. What about you?

B: I was very sad/unhappy/depressed/miserable/down (choose one) when ________________ because ______________________.

Let’s REVIEWT/F: A strong feeling is called an

expectation. T/F: To be sad means to feel or show

pleasure or contentmentT/F: Joyful, delighted and content are all

words that have a meaning very similar to happy.

Fill in the blank: Some words that have a meaning very similar to sad are ______________, __________, ___________, and _____________.

SEE YOU IN TWO WEEKS!