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Popsicle & Ice Cream Color by Code | Summer Feelings SEL Activity

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Summer Social Emotional Learning Coloring Activity for Kids | Feelings Identification, Emotional Awareness and Coping Skills for Elementary School Counseling
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Popsicle & Ice Cream Color by Code | Summer Feelings SEL Activity
Product Details

Bring a little summer fun to social emotional learning with this Popsicle and Ice Cream Color by Code Summer SEL Coloring Activity! Featuring a sweet summer theme, this activity gives children an engaging way to explore feelings identification, emotional awareness, and coping skills through coloring.


Color by code activities combine visual supports, creativity, and opportunities for meaningful conversations about emotions. Students can work on their coloring while talking about feelings, reflecting on their experiences, or exploring strategies that help them navigate big emotions.


Perfect for elementary school counseling, individual sessions, small-group counseling, classroom SEL lessons, summer school, and end-of-year activities, this resource offers a playful way to reinforce emotional learning.


Use it as a standalone summer activity or pair it with other seasonal feelings activities for additional practice throughout the year.


📦 What's Included:


✔️ Popsicle and Ice Cream Summer-Themed Color by Code Activity

  • A summer-themed coloring activity featuring popsicle and ice cream illustrations.
  • Provides a visual, hands-on way to engage children in social emotional learning.
  • Can be incorporated into lessons about identifying feelings and coping skills.

✔️ Feelings and Emotional Awareness Practice

  • Use the activity to encourage conversations about emotions and emotional vocabulary.
  • Help children recognize that people can experience different feelings in similar situations.
  • Create opportunities to discuss how feelings may change throughout the day.

✔️ Coping Skills Discussion Opportunities

  • Pair the coloring activity with conversations about coping strategies.
  • Invite students to consider which strategies help them feel supported when experiencing big emotions.
  • Reinforce that different coping strategies work for different people and situations.

✔️ Creative, Hands-On SEL Practice

  • Combine coloring and emotional learning in an engaging activity.
  • Offer students an opportunity to participate in SEL discussions while working on a creative task.
  • Adapt the conversation and level of support to individual student needs.

🎒 Quick Details: Elementary students | 👥 Individual counseling, small groups + classroom SEL | 🖨️ Summer-themed color by code activity | 🎯 Feelings identification, emotional awareness + coping skills


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🎯 Skills Addressed:


✔️ Identifying and naming feelings

✔️ Developing emotional vocabulary

✔️ Building emotional awareness

✔️ Exploring coping skills

✔️ Recognizing that feelings can change

✔️ Developing self-awareness

✔️ Practicing emotional expression

✔️ Exploring individual emotional experiences

✔️ Supporting social emotional learning

✔️ Encouraging creativity and self-expression

✔️ Practicing color matching and visual attention

✔️ Building confidence with structured activities


💡 Ways to Use It:


  • Incorporate into summer school counseling sessions.
  • Use as an end-of-year SEL activity.
  • Introduce or review feelings vocabulary.
  • Pair coloring with conversations about coping strategies.
  • Use during individual counseling sessions.
  • Include in small-group counseling activities.
  • Offer during classroom SEL lessons.
  • Use as a calm, creative activity while discussing emotions.
  • Invite students to share examples of times they experienced different feelings.
  • Explore how two people might feel differently in the same situation.
  • Pair with picture books about emotions.
  • Incorporate into summer-themed classroom centers.
  • Use as an optional activity during counseling check-ins.
  • Send home for additional family conversations about feelings.
  • Combine with other seasonal color by code activities.

👩‍🏫 Who It's For:


School Counselors and School Social Workers: Reinforce feelings identification and coping skills through a creative summer-themed activity during individual counseling, small groups, or classroom SEL lessons.


Classroom Teachers: Incorporate emotional learning into end-of-year activities, summer school, and classroom centers.


Special Education Teachers: Use visual, hands-on activities to support emotional vocabulary and SEL instruction.


Child Therapists and Psychologists: Provide an accessible creative activity to accompany conversations about emotions and coping strategies.


Occupational Therapists: Incorporate coloring into sessions where appropriate for individual motor, visual, or participation goals.


Homeschool Educators and Families: Encourage summer conversations about feelings and coping skills through a creative activity.


🖨️ Format & Download:


This resource is a summer-themed color by code SEL activity featuring popsicle and ice cream imagery.


It can be used for individual practice, small-group lessons, and classroom activities.


Print the included coloring materials according to the instructions provided with your purchase.


Students can use crayons, colored pencils, or markers, depending on their preferences and the materials available.


This is a digital download. No physical materials will be shipped.


📌 Important Notes:


Children experience and express emotions differently. Encourage participation without expecting every student to describe their feelings in the same way.


Coloring can provide a comfortable way for some students to participate in emotional learning, but it should not be presented as a universally calming or preferred activity.


Students can participate through coloring, pointing, discussion, or other accessible communication methods.


This resource is intended for educational and social emotional learning activities, not as a diagnostic or clinical assessment tool.


This is a digital download. No physical materials will be shipped.

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