Welcome the students and introduce the topic of emotions. Explain that today, they will learn about different emotions and how colors can represent these feelings.

Introduce the concept of emotions. Explain that emotions are feelings we experience every day. Use simple language and examples that are relatable to 2nd graders.

Discuss how colors can be associated with emotions. Use examples like blue for sadness, yellow for happiness, red for anger, and green for calmness. Encourage students to think about other colors and emotions they might associate together.

Introduce the activity where students will use an emotion color wheel. Explain that they will color sections of the wheel with colors they feel match each emotion. Encourage creativity and personal expression.

Introduce the drawing activity where students express their current emotions through colors. Encourage them to think about how they feel today and choose colors that represent those feelings.

Conclude the lesson by inviting students to share their drawings and color choices. Encourage them to explain why they chose certain colors for their emotions. Reinforce the idea that it's okay to feel different emotions and express them.