色彩中的情绪

七年级学生在公民教育与公民素养课程中，围绕情绪与表现力开展了若干课时的学习。我们以阿尔贝托·佩拉伊博士（Dr. Alberto Pellai）所著《情绪指南针》（https://www.ibs.it/libri/autori/alberto-pellai）一书为灵感来源，帮助学生识别、辨析并应对日常生活中经历的各种情绪。

我们得以深入探讨这一主题，得益于佩拉伊教授亲临我们这座小镇，举办了一场题为“情绪教育”的讲座，教师与家长均踊跃参与、反响热烈。在校内，我们与学生共读了这本精彩著作的部分章节，并尝试为各类情绪赋予色彩，再以综合材料绘画的形式加以呈现。这些绘画作品旨在制作活动海报，并作为装饰布置讲座举办教室。借此机会，我们还设计了当晚活动的主海报——以下是最终选定的海报，其下方则展示了部分由 Google Drawings 或 Canva 制作的其他海报方案：

在动笔创作前，每位学生先明确选定一种具体情绪，并为其匹配一种色彩。在 24×24 厘米的正方形画幅中，我们采用综合材料技法，自由运用水彩、蛋彩、记号笔、油画棒与蜡笔，以及拼贴等手法，重点表达每位学生希望传递的情绪内涵。

以下作品按色彩与对应情绪分类陈列：

悲伤、绝望

喜悦、惊讶

恐惧

愤怒

嫉妒

爱、温柔

信任、喜悦

恐惧、惊恐

厌恶

焦虑

惊讶

羞耻

愤怒

以下是用我们的绘画作品装饰后的讲座现场照片：

Emotions in colors

With 7th grade students we had some lessons about Civic Education and Citizenship talking of emotions and expressivity. We were inspired by the book “The Compass of Emotions” by Dr. Alberto Pellai, which helped us to recognize, identify and deal with the emotions we experience in our daily life.

We had the opportunity to address this issue because prof. Alberto Pellai came to our little town to hold a conference on “Emotional Education” which was attended with great interest by teachers and parents. With the students at school we read some parts of this beautiful book and we tried to give a color to the emotions, then translating them into mixed technique drawings. The purpose of these drawings was to create the poster of the event and to display the drawings as decoration of the room that hosted the conference. On this occasion we also designed the poster for the evening, here the chosen poster and below some posters designed with Google Drawings or Canva:

Before to create the drawings, each student identified and chose a precise emotion, combining it with a colour. In the square format 24x24cm we used a mixed technique, using watercolors, tempera, markers, oil and wax pastels and collages in a free way, focusing on what each student wanted to express.

Here are the works, matched by color and emotion:

sadness, despair

joy, surprise

fear

anger

envy

love, tenderness

trust, joy

fear, terror

disgust

anxiety

surprise

shame

anger

Below are the images of the meeting room decorated with our drawings: