Baby Duck's Feelings

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This is Teddy, baby ducks friend. Picture

Mama duck says to baby duck "I like your red shoes". Picture

This makes baby duck feel happy! Picture

Baby duck dropped his ice cream cone. Picture

Teddy takes away the toy baby duck is playing with. Picture

Baby ducks friends plan him a birthday party. Picture

This makes baby duck feel excited! Picture

Baby duck and his friends played on the playground all afternoon. Picture

This makes baby duck feel tired! Picture

This makes baby duck feel surprised! Picture

Baby duck makes a funny face. Teddy laughs. Picture

This makes baby duck feel silly! Picture

Dad duck turns off the light in baby ducks room. Picture

This makes baby duck feel scared! Picture

Creator: Karrah Gormsen
Visibility: public
Category: Feelings & Emotions
Material Type: Books and Stories
Target Ages: Early Childhood, Primary, Intermediate, Secondary, Adult

This simple book introduces feelings in the form of 'cause and effect'. This book can be used on its own until the child or individuals is comfortable and able to understand the feelings in multiple settings. Once understood and ready, you can add the part two addition to the book in which discusses the actions to be done when experiencing these feelings in the form of "when I am... I can..." statements.

Feelings in this book: happy, sad, mad, tired, surprised, excited, calm, scared, and silly.