Feelings and Emotions
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This document discusses feelings and emotions as topics for conversation classes. It provides examples of common feelings like sad, happy, angry, and asks students to discuss what colors they associate with each feeling. Students are prompted to share experiences that elicited various emotions, both positive and negative, and to describe how a song made them feel using color. The document aims to help students practice talking about feelings and emotions.
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