Help children identify feelings with this summer Seashells Color by Code activity. The printable coloring pages and digital Google Slides game support self-awareness, emotional identification, self-regulation, and social awareness, including noticing other people’s feelings and body language.

Use the seashell theme for summer counseling, end-of-year SEL lessons, or small-group feelings discussions. Children name emotions, reflect on their experiences, and explore coping skills while coloring.

📦 What's Included:

• Printable seashell 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 worksheet
  
  
• 14 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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❤️ Feelings Covered:

Embarrassed, sad, hilarious, loving, curious, quiet, and proud

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🎒 Quick Details: Grades K–2 | 6 Differentiated Coloring Options | 14 Feelings Prompts | 7 Feelings & States | 3 Additional Worksheets | Printable PDF + Google Slides

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🛍️ Bundle & Save:

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Summer SEL Color by Code Feelings Bundle includes:

• 6 Summer designs: watermelon, seashells, sailboat, ice cream and popsicles, flip-flops, and beach crab
  
• 36 Differentiated coloring pages, 83 feelings prompts, and 28 feelings and emotional states
  
• 18 Feelings and coping skills worksheets plus 6 Google Slides activities
  

Feelings Color by Code Year-Long Bundle includes:

• 24 Seasonal activity sets across spring, summer, fall, and winter
  
• 144 Differentiated coloring pages and 374 feelings prompts
  
• 24 Google Slides activities plus coping skills, What’s on My Mind, and Colors of My Feelings worksheets
  

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🎯 Skills Addressed:

• Feelings identification and emotional vocabulary
  
  
• Self-awareness and reflection on personal experiences
  
  
• Social awareness: notice feelings, facial expressions, and body language
  
  
• Perspective-taking: consider how others might feel
  
  
• Self-regulation and identifying coping strategies
  
  
• Self-expression through coloring and discussion
  

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💡 Ways to Use It:

Use the printable pages during individual counseling, small groups, classroom SEL lessons, summer school, or end-of-year activities. Choose a differentiated version to match children’s developmental needs and use the prompts to guide feelings discussions.

Share the Google Slides game on a smartboard or through screen sharing for practice together. Use the additional worksheets for emotional check-ins, coping skills conversations, or a calm corner activity.

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👩‍🏫 Who It's For:

School counselors, social workers, psychologists, child therapists, speech-language pathologists, occupational therapists, classroom teachers, special educators, and parents supporting children’s social-emotional learning.

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🖨️ Format & Download:

Printable PDF coloring pages, reflection prompts, and worksheets plus a digital Google Slides game. Choose print or shared digital activities for individual sessions, small groups, or classroom lessons.

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📚 More Feelings & 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:

• The goal is to explore emotions and coping strategies without assuming every child would feel the same way in a particular situation
  
  
• Google Slides access is needed to use the digital activity
  
  
• The 6 coloring options are differentiated versions of the seashell design
  
  
• 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.