Help children name feelings, explore coping skills, and build emotional awareness with this spring Bunny Color by Code activity.

Use differentiated feelings coloring pages and a digital Google Slides game to expand emotional vocabulary, notice facial expressions and body language, and consider how others might feel. The coping skills and feelings worksheets support self-awareness, social awareness, and emotional regulation.

📦 What's Included:

• Printable bunny coloring pages with 6 differentiated options to meet children’s developmental needs
  
  
• Color by Coping Skills worksheet
  
  
• What’s on My Mind coloring page
  
  
• The Way I Feel / Colors of My Feelings coloring page
  
  
• 20 Feelings prompts and questions for self-reflection
  
  
• Digital Google Slides game for shared practice on a smartboard or during counseling sessions
  

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🎒 Quick Details: Grades K–2 | 👥 Individual, small group + classroom | 🐰 Spring bunny theme | 🎨 6 differentiated coloring pages | 💬 20 feelings prompts | 🖨️ PDF + Google Slides

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🛍️ Bundle & Save:

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Spring Color by Code Feelings Bundle includes:

• 6 Spring sets: bumblebee, bunnies, flowers and butterfly, gardening watering can, rainy day umbrella, and springtime butterfly and mushrooms
  
• 36 Differentiated coloring pages, 6 Google Slides games, 14–20 feelings prompts per set, and coping skills, What’s on My Mind, and Colors of My Feelings pages
  

Feelings & Coping Skills Color by Code Bundle includes:

• 24 Seasonal sets across spring, summer, fall, and winter, including this bunny activity
  
• 144 Differentiated coloring pages, 374 feelings questions, 24 Google Slides games, 24 coping skills worksheets, and 24 What’s on My Mind pages
  

Easter and Spring SEL Bundle includes:

• 8 Spring and Easter activities covering feelings, affirmations, positive self-talk, behavior choices, and movement
  
• Feelings matching puzzles, 30 social skills scenarios, 6 affirmations and feelings mazes, creative movement and yoga games, plus bumblebee, bunny, and flower Color by Code activities
  

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🎯 Skills Addressed:

Feelings identification, emotional vocabulary, self-awareness, self-reflection, social awareness, recognizing facial expressions and body language, coping skills, and emotional regulation.

Feelings covered: Nervous, mad, surprised, annoyed, scared, silly, happy, disappointed, loved, and sad.

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💡 Ways to Use It:

Use the differentiated bunny coloring pages and feelings prompts together during individual counseling, small groups, or spring classroom SEL lessons.

Present the Google Slides game on a smartboard or share your screen during telehealth to practice naming emotions together.

Use the coping skills worksheet to discuss ways to manage feelings, and the What’s on My Mind and Colors of My Feelings pages for creative emotional check-ins.

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👩‍🏫 Who It's For:

School counselors, social workers, psychologists, child therapists, speech-language pathologists, occupational therapists, special education teachers, classroom teachers, and parents supporting children in kindergarten through second grade.

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🖨️ Format & Download:

Includes printable PDF coloring pages and worksheets, plus a digital Google Slides game. Please ensure you can open PDF files and access Google Slides before purchasing.

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📚 More Coloring Resources:

• Read Using Mindful Coloring for Emotions and Self-Regulation for ideas to use coloring to help children name feelings, reflect on their experiences, and practice self-regulation.
  
  

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📌 Important Notes:

• Use the activities to encourage emotional awareness, self-reflection, and conversations about recognizing and expressing feelings
  
  
• This is a digital download. No physical product will be shipped. Due to the digital nature of this resource, all sales are final and refunds are not available.