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Core Lessons

What Emotional Development Means

Emotional Expression in Infants

Emotional Growth in Toddlers

Emotional Understanding in Preschoolers

Building Emotional Vocabulary

Co-Regulation Strategies by Age

When Emotional Struggles Signal a Need for Support

Creating an Emotionally Supportive Classroom

Practice Quiz

Quiz: Defining Emotional Literacy

Answer: Defining Emotional Literacy

Quiz: Infant Emotional Expression

Answer: Infant Emotional Expression

Quiz: Toddler Tantrums

Answer: Toddler Tantrums

Quiz: Preschooler Emotional Vocabulary

Answer: Preschooler Emotional Vocabulary

Quiz: Co-Regulation for Infants

Answer: Co-Regulation for Infants

Quiz: Signs Warranting Additional Support

Answer: Signs Warranting Additional Support

Core lessons and practice quiz on emotional development and emotional literacy, birth to five.

How emotional expression, regulation, and emotional vocabulary develop across infants,
toddlers, and preschoolers, and how adults support this growth. .

Emotional Development and Emotional Literacy

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