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Emotion Processing Game Show
🎯 Emotion Processing Game Show for Preteens and Teens
Help clients and students recognize, understand, and respond to emotions with an interactive, editable PowerPoint game. This resource is designed for therapists, school counselors, and SEL or health teachers. Use it in individual sessions, small groups, classrooms, or virtual sessions.
💬 Five Categories
✔ Name That Emotion
✔ Emotion Intensity & Tracking
✔ Emotion Triggers
✔ Body Clues
✔ Healthy Responses
Each category contains five questions, for 25 questions in all, with answers written in clear, teen-friendly language. Players practice naming emotions, recognizing triggers and body clues, rating emotional intensity, and exploring healthy responses.
📦 What’s Included
✔ Editable PowerPoint game (.PPTX)
✔ Answer key and game instructions (.DOCX)
✔ Bonus Free Quiz and Vault PDF
💙 Great for
Middle and high school students, individual and small-group counseling, SEL and health lessons, advisory, and homeroom. Use a question to start a conversation, teach a coping tool, or build emotional vocabulary.
⏬ Instant Digital Download
After checkout, you'll receive a secure link to download the ZIP file. The interactive game opens in Microsoft PowerPoint.
📌 Terms of Use
Use the resource with clients or students in therapy sessions and classrooms. The files are copyrighted and may not be resold. For commercial use inquiries, email Hello@ErinHarings.com.
Although I am a mental health therapist by profession, I am not your therapist. This resource is for informational and educational use and does not constitute mental health advice or establish a therapist-client relationship.
© TherapistWorksheets.
🎯 Emotion Processing Game Show for Preteens and Teens
Help clients and students recognize, understand, and respond to emotions with an interactive, editable PowerPoint game. This resource is designed for therapists, school counselors, and SEL or health teachers. Use it in individual sessions, small groups, classrooms, or virtual sessions.
💬 Five Categories
✔ Name That Emotion
✔ Emotion Intensity & Tracking
✔ Emotion Triggers
✔ Body Clues
✔ Healthy Responses
Each category contains five questions, for 25 questions in all, with answers written in clear, teen-friendly language. Players practice naming emotions, recognizing triggers and body clues, rating emotional intensity, and exploring healthy responses.
📦 What’s Included
✔ Editable PowerPoint game (.PPTX)
✔ Answer key and game instructions (.DOCX)
✔ Bonus Free Quiz and Vault PDF
💙 Great for
Middle and high school students, individual and small-group counseling, SEL and health lessons, advisory, and homeroom. Use a question to start a conversation, teach a coping tool, or build emotional vocabulary.
⏬ Instant Digital Download
After checkout, you'll receive a secure link to download the ZIP file. The interactive game opens in Microsoft PowerPoint.
📌 Terms of Use
Use the resource with clients or students in therapy sessions and classrooms. The files are copyrighted and may not be resold. For commercial use inquiries, email Hello@ErinHarings.com.
Although I am a mental health therapist by profession, I am not your therapist. This resource is for informational and educational use and does not constitute mental health advice or establish a therapist-client relationship.
© TherapistWorksheets.