Strand 1: Emotional Control – Executive Functions Workbook
Equip your child with vital emotional control skills through the Emotional Control workbook. This workbook is a structured collection of printable worksheets designed to guide children step-by-step in understanding and managing their emotions.
Each worksheet helps children identify and label emotions, understand their triggers, and practice effective strategies for handling strong feelings. Through engaging written activities, reflection prompts, and guided exercises, children learn to connect emotions to actions and respond constructively.
Product Information
- Format: Interactive Books
- Number of Pages: 78
- Recommended Ages: 11-12 years old
- Learning Focus: Cognitive flexibility, adaptability, creative thinking, emotional regulation
Description
Executive Functions Workbook – Emotional Control
The Emotional Control workbook is a comprehensive & SEL-aligned resource presented as a structured collection of printable worksheets. Each worksheet is designed to guide children in developing emotional regulation skills through step-by-step practice.
This workbook includes guided activities, reflection exercises, and practical tasks that help children understand their feelings, identify emotional triggers, and practice calming strategies. Through visual matching tasks, scenario-based questions, and discussions of behavior, children strengthen their ability to manage emotions and make positive behavior choices in real-life situations.
Learning Highlights
- Emotional vocabulary and awareness
- Recognizing feelings and their connection to behavior
- Practical strategies for managing emotions
- Understanding triggers and how to react
- Engaging visual aids and relatable scenarios
Benefits for Children
- Improved self-awareness: Children learn to identify and label their emotions accurately.
- Increased empathy: Reflecting on others’ feelings helps develop compassion.
- Better emotional regulation: Children practice self-control and use calming strategies.
- Positive behavior choices: Emphasizes kindness and constructive behavior.
Ideal For
- Independent Practice at Home: Children can explore and practice emotional control techniques at their own pace.
- Supportive Classroom Tool: Teachers can incorporate it into social-emotional learning (SEL) lessons.
- Early Learning Booster: Provides foundational skills for children to regulate their emotions in various environments.
- Fun Family Learning Time: A great way for families to learn and discuss emotions together.
Additional Materials
- Emotional Control – Executive Functions Guide – Emotions Control: Executive Functions Guide | Edufrienz 99
- Agent Protocol: Emotional Control Mission – Emotional Control Mission | Executive Functioning Games
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