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Emotional Regulation Activities for Kids

Find emotional regulation activities for kids using worksheets, lessons, games and cards to practise noticing emotions, coping and flexible responses.

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Jealousy Worksheet for Kids
Worksheets

Jealousy Worksheet for Kids

Ages 7–12JPG

This printable worksheet helps children name jealousy, notice the thoughts and body signals around it and choose a constructive coping response.

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Choose an activity that matches what children need to do next: learn a concept, discuss a scenario, practise a coping option or reflect after a calm return. Repeated short practice is more useful than a one-time packet.

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Designed to make the next step clearer.

Choose an activity that matches what children need to do next: learn a concept, discuss a scenario, practise a coping option or reflect after a calm return. Repeated short practice is more useful than a one-time packet.

  • Activities across multiple printable formats
  • Realistic examples and guided discussion
  • Suitable for repeated skills practice
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Frequently asked questions

Who are these emotional regulation activities for?

Most resources in this collection are designed for elementary-age children. Check each product page for the exact age range, reading demand and suggested setting.

Can I use only one page or activity?

Yes. Choose the smallest resource that matches the current skill and use it with appropriate adult guidance rather than asking a child to complete a whole packet.

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