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 Leyenda: Educational video for children to learn what surprise is and how to identify it when they feel it. Not being clear about how we feel can cause frustration, confusion or discomfort when we do not know how to react. Each emotion is linked to sensations that allow us to identify what we or the people around us are feeling. In this video we focus on surprise, a natural emotion that is a response to something unexpected or unknown and can provoke feelings of astonishment, bewilderment or anticipation. It is a very short-lived emotion and there is always another emotion that follows it, such as joy or sadness, depending on the source that provoked it. 

How does surprise affect our body? When you are surprised you may feel your heart start to beat faster, notice a slight tingling in your body and you may even feel like you need to take in a little more air for a moment.

This video is a very useful and interesting resource for children. It is perfect for teaching about emotions and understanding their reaction when they are surprised by something. It is an excellent video for primary and early childhood education.

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Ttulo: How to Identify SURPRISE? 😯 RECOGNIZING EMOTIONS for Children 🫢 Episode 6
Descripcin: [Music] smile and learn Hi how are you today I&#39;m sure answering this question isn&#39;t always easy the other day when I got home from school I opened the door and all my friends and family were there it was my birthday and they were throwing me a surprise party there were balloons presents and a giant cake my jaw dropped and I was breathless my eyes opened wide and my heart skipped a beat it was a really nice feeling has this ever happened to you if we don&#39;t understand our emotions we can feel frustrated conf conf used or uncomfortable because we don&#39;t know how to react the sensations we feel in our bodies can give us Clues as to what emotions we&#39;re feeling they can also help us to identify what others are feeling today we&#39;re going to talk about one of the complex emotions surprise it&#39;s a natural emotion that happens in response to something unexpected it can make you feel astonished puzzled or even a bit nervous it&#39;s a very short-lived emotion and there&#39;s always another emotion that follows it like happiness or sadness it just depends on what caused the surprise it&#39;s important to keep in mind that surprise is a very necessary emotion it helps us to explore and it awakens our curiosity and interest it prompts us to figure out what to do in an unexpected situation so now we know what surprise is but have you ever stopped to think about how it affects your body when you&#39;re surprised you may feel your heart start to beat faster you may notice a slight tingling in your body and you may even feel you need to stop and catch your breath occasionally if surprise is very strong you might feel like your heart skipped to beat your face also reflects what you feel when you&#39;re surprised you usually open your eyes and mouth wide sound familiar sometimes a situation can be so surprising that it makes us feel confused when this happens we can turn to others for help to understand what happened sometimes someone simply listening and supporting us can be enough to make us feel better do you remember the situation I told you about at the beginning when all my friends and family threw me a surprise birthday party it was quite unexpected and I was very excited so after a few seconds of surprise I felt super happy learning to identify the bodily Sensations that emotions create is very useful this way we can understand our emot better and express them to others see you next [Music] time we&#39;ve learned so much in just one video did you know there are many more videos imagine how much you could learn subscribe to the smile and learn educational channel to learn and have fun at the same time
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