Ynysoedd Emosiwn / Islands of Emotion
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- 1. Ynysoedd Emosiwn Blwyddyn 1 Islands of Emotion Year 1
- 2. Mae pob ynys yn cynrychioli emosiwn Every island represents an emotion
- 3. Mae plentyn yn gwirfoddoli ymweld âg ynys A pupil volunteers to visit an island
- 4. Mae’r plentyn yn arddangos yr emosiwn  Swil  Shy The pupil demonstrates the emotion
- 5. Gellir dewis symbol i gynrychiloli’r emsoiwn  lliw/colour  cerddoriaeth/music  gwyneb/faces  disgrifiad o’r teimlad/description of the feeling  stori/a story  ystum/pose Symbolism can be used to represent the emotion
- 6. Mae’r plant yn archwilio emosiynau gwahanol Hapus Happy
- 7. Swil/Shy
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- 10. Plant yn cyfleu eu hemosiynau Pupils expressing their emotions