Introduce the topic by explaining that colors can be a powerful way to express emotions. Mention that throughout history, artists have used colors to convey feelings in their work.

Discuss how different colors are often associated with specific emotions. For example, red can represent anger or love, while blue might represent sadness or calmness.

Show examples of famous artworks and discuss the emotions they might evoke based on the colors used. Encourage students to think about how these colors make them feel.

Introduce the Color-Emotion Mapping Activity. Explain that students will choose colors that represent different emotions and map them on their worksheets.

Encourage students to use the colors they selected to create a piece of art that represents their current emotions. Remind them that there are no right or wrong answers in art.

Facilitate a discussion about the activity. Ask students how it felt to express their emotions through colors and art. Discuss the importance of understanding and expressing emotions.