A student worksheet for self-identification and drawing emotional states across the four color zones.
An advanced worksheet for top-group Primary 4 students, focusing on internal versus external triggers, multi-trigger scenarios, and perspective-taking. Optimized for single-page printing.
An answer key for the Trigger Spotter worksheet, providing the correct identifying triggers and suggested emotional responses for each scenario.
A teacher's guide for the Emotion Works Yellow Cog lesson, updated with three-way differentiation strategies and a specific quick finisher task.
A sorting activity for Primary 4 students to distinguish between 'triggers' (events that spark feelings) and everyday events that don't usually start an emotion. Updated with LI/SC, cutting guides, and improved contrast.
A task sheet for Primary 4 students to identify emotional triggers in scenarios and brainstorm personal examples. Optimized for single-page layout.
An introductory slide deck for the Emotion Works Yellow Cog (Triggers), updated to include three levels of differentiated tasks and improved content coverage.
A creative 'quick finisher' activity for Primary 4 students to design a futuristic piece of technology for a profession. Features drawing space, labeling prompts, and a 'busy task' checklist. Optimized for single-page printing.
A guided task for middle-ability Primary 4 students where the technology names are provided, requiring students to explain the benefit or use for six different professions. Optimized for clear page breaks and handwriting.
A comprehensive teacher's guide for the Career Gear lesson, updated to include strategies for the Gadget Lab quick finisher activity.
A visual sorting and matching activity designed for Primary 4 students who require additional support, focusing on matching specific technologies to their respective professions. Optimized for clear page breaks and accessible text.
A research worksheet for Primary 4 students to identify and explain the use of technology in six different professions, including a critical thinking follow-up prompt. Split over two pages for better handwriting space.
