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Category: activities

I am a potato!

One of the simplest emotional literacy games I have played for years with children is entertainingly called, ‘I am a…

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Published February 15, 2022
Categorized as activities, emotional literacy

The Same but Different – activity pack

This activity pack complements my latest book: The Same but Different which encourages children to celebrate diversity as well as…

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Published December 14, 2021
Categorized as activities, Books, emotional literacy

Managing anger

I made this video about anger: What can we say about anger? to help (Key Stage 2 and 3) children…

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Published July 9, 2021
Categorized as activities, Anger, emotional literacy, Videos

Empathy Walk

For empathy day, which was a while ago now, I was inspired by the Empathy Lab to go on an empathy walk.…

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Published June 25, 2021
Categorized as activities, What I have been up to

Create a worry machine

I created this worry machine a while ago for World Book Day, setting children the task of creating one for themselves.…

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Published May 20, 2021
Categorized as activities, anxiety, emotional literacy, Worry

How are you feeling today? Book 2 by Molly Potter and Hampton Junior School

The teachers of Year 6 of Hampton Junior School contacted me about an exciting project based on my book, ‘How are…

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Published April 12, 2021
Categorized as activities, Books, emotional literacy, What I have been up to

A Collage of Feelings

For an absolutely wonderful local independent book shop and for World Book Day, I made a video (still available here)…

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Published March 21, 2021
Categorized as activities, What I have been up to

Never label emotions ‘good’ or ‘bad’

It is really important that we never label emotions ‘good’ or ‘bad’ with our children as this can create extra baggage…

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Published February 16, 2021
Categorized as activities, emotional literacy

Low-Mood Menu

We all know what ‘moods’ are but we don’t often give them a lot of thought. Such little thought is…

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Published January 14, 2021
Categorized as activities, coping strategies, low mood, sadness

Looking at Individual Emotions in Greater Detail

This is a short post to introduce the idea of taking an emotion at a time and exploring it in…

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Published November 18, 2020
Categorized as A look at one emotion, activities, emotional literacy

It’s OK to Cry by Molly Potter – free activity pack.

You can download a free activity pack that is great to use alongside my book, ‘It’s OK to Cry,’ activity…

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Published November 12, 2020
Categorized as activities, Books, emotional literacy

Emotion check-ins

Generally, our emotions are not focussed on other than when the reactions to them are extreme. We are not in…

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Published August 21, 2019
Categorized as activities, emotional literacy, vocabulary

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