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Lesson 3: Recognising other people’s emotions

Children learn how other people might show their feelings, that other people may feel differently from them, and how to show others that they care.

To recognise how others show feelings and how to respond

Success criteria

I can recognise when other people might feel

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National curriculum

Caring friendships: Pupils should understand

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Cross-curricular links

PSHE Association’s Programme of Study

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Before the lesson

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Lesson plan

Attention Grabber

1. Show the emoji images on recognising emotions slide. 2. Ask the children: What feelings do they think each emoji image represents? What might make them feel like this? Encourage the children: To use appropriate vocabulary To describe what the feeling is like. To describe what the feeling makes them want to do. Explain that…

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Differentiation and assessment

Pupils needing extra support: Might need extra examples of each scenario. It may be useful to create a comic strip conversation about one of the scenarios to embed the idea that other people can think and feel differently from us (see link: 'National Autistic Society - Social stories and comic strip conversations').

Pupils working at greater depth: Should suggest a range of different ways of responding to someone who seems upset, angry, worried.

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Assessing progress and understanding

Pupils with secure understanding indicated by: Describing what people might

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Vocabulary definitions

Feeling
Sad

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Example work

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In this unit

Introduction: Year 1: Setting ground rules for RSE & PSHE lessons

Lesson 1: What is family?

Lesson 3: Recognising other people’s emotions

Lesson 4: Working with others

Lesson 5: Friendship problems

Lesson 6: Healthy friendships

Lesson 7: Gender stereotypes

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Maintained by: Kapow Primary team

Last update: 30th March, 2023

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