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Feelings Activities + Emotions Worksheets For Kids
Are you teaching feelings? Understanding feelings and emotions for kids is an important social skill. In this feelings activities for kids preschool printable pack, children will learn vocabulary words to label their emotions and, in turn, hopefully, learn to work through their emotions and feelings.
The printable emotion chart includes faces of different emotions so children will notice the different facial expressions and what they mean.
There are also emotion cards, emotions worksheets, teaching feeling game and more!
Feelings and emotions
This Emotion Printable Pack is aimed at children in preschool and kindergarten. It includes a variety of math and literacy activities as well as emotion-focused activities. You can add these books about feelings for kids to encourage more talk about emotions. The Friendship and Feelings Koala Crate also goes well with these themed preschool activities.
Materials Required:
Here are some items that pair well with these activities. You will use each of these items over and over during all my printable preschool activity packs.
- Do a Dot Art Markers
- Card stock (to print everything out on.)
- A pocket chart
- Write and wipe Dry Erase Pockets
- Laminator with pockets (If you want to make it reusable.)
- Clothespins (for the clip cards)
Emotions For Kids
Feelings Activities
At the beginning of this Feelings and Emotions Printable Pack is an emotions chart. This would be great printed on white cardstock and then laminated. Children can review this chart when needed to help them understand and control their emotions.
Also included are some Emotions flashcards. These would be great laminated too. They could be used in many ways such as:
- Helping children understand their emotions
- Helping children share how they are feeling
- Spelling the different types of emotions
- Learning facial expressions that relate to each emotion
- Matching / Memory Games when two copies are printed
The emotion chart includes a way for children to describe how they are feeling today. This emotions chart helps children put into words how they may be feeling. You can also use it to pose pretend scenarios and ask children how they would feel if such and such happened. “If you forgot your lunch at home how would you feel?” “When you got angry and threw the toys on the floor, how were you feeling?” This is also why using books about feelings is so important for these type of lesson plans for preschoolers. It helps children examples of scenarios where feelings and emotions move around the chart. Check out the 20 Books About Feelings For Kids post. Print a small version of the emotion faces chart for quick reference or to send home with children.
At the end of the pack are some blank faces. There are two faces per page. These pages are great for children to complete to show how they are feeling. They can add the facial expressions as well as color in the pictures. They could also practice writing the name of their emotion next to the face.
Other activities in this Feelings and Emotions Printable Pack include more exploration of how a child feels. It also encourages children to talk about different ways they can express their emotions. “What does your face look like when you are mad? How do you feel inside when you are angry?”
Emotions Worksheets
I have included a booklet of blank faces so children can include emotions for kids that they are currently feeling. It is a great activity for when a child is feeling frustrated. By asking them to draw or show them how they feel they are learning to understand their feelings and why they might be feeling emotional. You could print out the 3 part cards above and use them for a game teaching feeling too!
Teaching Feelings Game
Print out 2 copies of the whole 3 part cards on to card stock paper . Play a memory game. Each time someone turns two cards over that is the same emotion, they get to keep the matching cards. There are also a variety of activities and teaching feeling games you can create when using the cards found within the pack.
WHERE TO GET THE ACTIVITY
Get the feelings and emotions activity pack here.
Add this fun Emotions sensory bin to your classroom activities.
Fun With Mama also has another feelings and emotions pack using Emoji’s. Emotions + Shapes Free Printable Preschool Pack
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By Sarah Shelton on September 27, 2021
Do your little ones need help understanding feelings and emotions? When my daughter was very young it was clear that she had sensory issues and self control was definitely an issue. We often said “use your words” to try and get her to communicate how she was feeling, but sometimes she couldn’t. Using printables and activities on feelings and emotions helped her to express her feelings more accurately.
Helping Children Express Feelings and Emotions
If your child has difficulty expressing emotions, you may be wondering how to get them to talk about feelings. Teaching your child how to to identify and express emotions can be difficult, especially if you are not a very sensitive person. Free emotions downloads might prove to be super helpful for you. You can use a feelings chart for kids or an emotions worksheet to help teach them how to express themselves.
When I was a child I grew up in an abusive and severely dysfunctional home. This has caused me to handle my feelings quite a bit differently than many people. I learned how to put up walls and hide how I felt. Tragically, this caused me heartache when my youngest daughter was struggling with her feelings and didn’t know how to express them.
Ways to Express Feelings
We tried many different ways to get our daughter to express how she was feeling, we used feelings pictures, an emotion chart for kids, a fun feelings activity, but what I found most helpful when she couldn’t express herself adequately were using emotion flashcards. We have included some free emotions flashcards in our Feelings and Emotions Activity Pack below.
Ideas for Expressing Emotions
- You can use a teaching feeling game, printable emotion cards, or a feelings game printable to help your young ones understand how and why they are feeling a certain way.
- Use emotion cards pdf files to print and use to help identify feelings.
- A feelings worksheet can be super helpful to use to work though feelings as you ask your child questions and work through visuals.
- Feeling faces printables (like the freebie we have below) can help non-verbal children explain how they feel.
- Use feelings flashcards that show emotions (great for visual learners).
- Print and use our emotions chart with faces that can help keep track of bad days. A feeling chart for kids can help you reflect on what may have contributed to certain emotions.
- You can have lots of fun playing and reading books while learning about how to handle your feelings and emotions.
Learning how to help children work through feelings and emotions can radically change your home.
How do you use flashcards for feelings?
Using flashcards for feelings and emotions can help toddlers or even older children tell us how they are feeling. Even a non-verbal child can often look at an angry face and tell it’s angry. If we lay out several flashcards with emotional faces on them, we can help them point to how they are feeling.
Feeling Flashcards
Feelings and Emotions flashcards can also be used as a game. You can get creative and make up stories that reflect the emotions and feelings of the face on the flashcard.
Feelings Journal Printables:
Keeping track of your child’s feelings and emotions using a feelings journal can be helpful when you are trying to determine sensory triggers, or other emotional responses that are out of the ordinary.
Emotions Journal
Logging everything in the emotions journal will help you spot patterns. Even things such as the weather, sleep the night prior, meals, and activities. Journaling about feelings can help you become aware of situations that you might need to consider avoiding.
Social Emotional Learning Skills
Social Emotional Learning Journal – These journal prompts focus on self-awareness and help you teach social emotional learning skills.
Coping Strategies Notebook – This free emotions template can help you create a feelings and emotions binder that you can use to log situations and detail how certain coping strategies hurt or helped.
Printable Gratitude Journal Templates – It’s a great idea to also keep a list/log of all the things your child is grateful for so you can reference it when troubles arise.
Expressing Big Feelings
Whether you have younger children or older kids , they are likely to have big feelings (most of us do!). It can be difficult for children to express different emotions, and that’s where printable feelings charts can be a powerful tool.
Learn and Teach Emotion Words
If you have a child who is prone to throwing a temper tantrum, they may need help understanding their own emotions. You can keep an emotional vocabulary handy, and teach them emotion words to use to express their own feelings.
Printable Facial Expressions
You can also use a feelings book or journal that has feelings faces if you have a non-verbal child. The best way to help them express their various emotions is to allow them to show you the face that best explains how they are feeling.
Games that Teaching Feelings and Emotions:
You can use a free printable feelings board game to help your child practice mastering his feelings. There are also some great board games that you can invest in that your whole family can play.
Feelings Game Printable
Games are a fun and non-threatening way to get children to communicate how they are feeling without a lot of pressure. Children who are struggling to express themselves might be able to act out a situation that reflects how they are feeling.
Discover some new coping strategies to handle difficult emotions.
- My Feelings Game – Explore more than 200 scenarios that will help your child talk about his feelings. Discover strategies to help children cope with emotions in a socially acceptable way.
- Positive Traits Game – This coping skills game is perfect for group or solo play. It includes trait pictures and discussion cards with 10 different ways to play.
- Emotional Rollercoaster – This emotions board game looks like a fun way to help work through difficult emotions, such as anger management.
Using Printables to Help Kids Share Feelings
When my daughter struggled with sensory processing, I never thought to browse google for an emotions worksheet that would help her express the way she was feeling. Learning how to help kids with emotions can be difficult. We created our own pages using hand-drawn emoji faces before we finally just created an emotions worksheet, which grew into a whole activity pack, complete with feelings pictures instead of hand-drawn ones. She enjoyed this much more.
Resources for Kids to Express Their Feelings
There are so many free resources on emotions that can be helpful for young children who struggle to express their feelings and communicate what they are feeling.
Free Emotions Downloads
We have created several free printables on feelings and emotions along with activities that can help your kids communicate their feelings, and teach your child to identify and express emotions and learn how to cope when they feel overwhelmed. These free feelings printables can be of great help to you.
Overwhelming Emotions
Sometimes emotions can be really overwhelming for little ones to understand, and sometimes you can have kids that are overly emotional and need help getting themselves in check. That’s where using fun printables and games come in handy. Printable emotion cards for adults can even come in handy when you are dealing with special needs.
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Feelings and Emotions Flash Cards:
Emotion Word Cards – These emotion picture word cards are great for non-verbal children who know how to read.
Printable Managing Emotions
Printable Emotion Flashcards – I like the LEGO mini figure faces options for these emotions flashcards. Using free printable emotion faces is great, especially for non-verbal children.
Emotions Printable Cards
Montessori Emotion Monster Cards – These free printable emotions cards are cute. Your kids struggling with anger, jealousy, or frustration? These cards can help them tell you how they feel.
Feelings and Emotions Task Cards:
Task cards can be helpful as a springboard for conversation. When kids struggle to communicate what they are feeling, they may act out and behave in ways that you don’t allow, such as yelling, stomping feet, talking back, or maybe even hiding in a corner.
Consider using some emotions task cards as scenarios to get your kids to open up about how they feel.
Social Problem-Solving Task Cards – I love these conversational task cards that can help you work with your child on what to say and how to act with different situations.
Growth Mindset Task Cards – This free task cards pack is targeted for special needs children in grades 4-7. The scenario questions can help your child process different responses.
Social Problem Solving Task Cards – Grab this pack of free task cards that include social scenarios and situations that children can talk about and identify how they would solve each situation.
Emotions Clip Cards:
Using clip cards is a great way for non-verbal children to show you how they feel.
Printable Clip Cards for Learning Weather and Emotions – These emotions clip cards are cure and the weather theme would be fun to use when you are doing science lessons focused on teaching your children about weather .
Animal Emotions Clip Cards – Themed clip cards using the faces of animals. Perfect for your animal-loving child!
Feelings and Emotions Posters and Charts:
Using posters and charts is a good way to track progress of handling tough situations. Children can often be encouraged when they see how far they’ve come.
Don’t Give Up! An Object Lesson for Kids Who Feel Down – Change your child’s attitude from defeated to encouraged with this activity that changes experiences from negative to positive.
The Power of Yet Posters – Use these encouraging posters to help your struggling child realize that practice makes things easier.
Feelings Chart for Kids
Character Emotions Chart – If you like tracking progress, then this emotions chart of faces is a great visual tracker. You could laminate it and stick it in your homeschool binder .
Unit Studies on Feelings and Emotions:
Older students may enjoy using unit studies instead of cute printable feelings worksheets that may feel too childish for them. Check out these unit studies to help kids express emotions.
Learning About Emotions and Feelings – This free unit study on facial expressions can help your child identify facial expressions. You can even have fun and practice mimicking the facial expressions.
Inside Out Study Guide for Teens: Understanding Emotions – This fun study guide for “Inside Out” (Disney/Pixar) is a great handy guide for teens.
Don’t Be An Angry Bird free printables for an anger management/feelings unit study from The Home Teacher . The goal of this book is to help your child understand their anger and learn some appropriate strategies to deal with it.
More Free Printables on Feelings:
Exploring Emotions with Lego Faces from Homeschool Encouragement – these are for ages K-2 and are great to use with Lego mini figures with different facial expressions as part of a unit study on feelings.
Conversation Skills Lessons – Free social skills lessons for older students that will help them develop better conversational skills.
Self Expression Through Writing & Art- Free Self Esteem Worksheets – Children can often draw pictures of what they are feeling and this fun self expression printable helps them thing through their feelings and get it all put on paper.
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Feelings Worksheet for Kindergarten (PDF)
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What is the theory behind the Feelings worksheet for Kindergarten?
Feelings worksheets for kids are the best way to help identify kids’ emotions and feelings. For children, it is difficult to identify emotions but if they learn with the help of images and emoticons, they learn them faster. Feelings worksheet for kindergarten aimed to help children learn different emotions and feelings they experienced in various situations. In preschool years, children begin to make sense of different situations and the emotions and feelings that arise due to these situations. At this age, it is very important to give them adequate information and knowledge about emotions and why we feel them.
How can this worksheet help you?
- This worksheet is a handy and interesting tool for helping your child build their knowledge and understanding of different emotions and feelings.
- Children can learn to name their and other people’s emotions.
- Children can understand that feelings and different emotions are normal and part of our lives.
- By learning about different emotions they can further learn how to deal with these emotions productively.
How to use this worksheet?
This worksheet is easy to download. You can just simply download this worksheet and take a printout. It’s better if a parent, teacher, or caregiver helps the child and explains how to do this worksheet. Children can draw a face with the written emotions and then color them accordingly. This worksheet can be used every week until the child learned to identify these emotions.
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Bassett, H. H., Denham, S., Mincic, M., and Graling, K. (2012). The structure of preschoolers’ emotion knowledge: model equivalence and validity using a structural equation modeling approach. Early Educ. Dev. 23, 259–279. doi: 10.1080/10409289.2012.630825
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Free Feelings Worksheets
Download free printable feelings worksheets and use them in class today. On this page, you can find a collection of PDF worksheets for teaching feelings and emotions in English. These feelings worksheets are suitable for kids and beginner English language learners. See below for the feelings worksheets currently available, and check the bottom of the page for related resources.
Feelings Worksheets
Worksheet 1
This first feelings worksheet is great for introducing the names of feelings and emotions in English. There are 10 feelings on this worksheet including happy, sad, angry, hungry, thirsty, bored, tired, cold, scared, and sick. To complete the worksheet, students should look at the picture and then circle the correct feeling/emotion word.
Worksheet 2
This next feelings and emotions worksheet is suitable for kids and beginner ESL students. To complete the worksheet, students should look at the emoticon and then fill in the blank space with the correct feelings word.
Worksheet 3
This feelings vocabulary worksheet includes 10 words about feelings and emotions in English. To complete the worksheet, students should unscramble the letters and then write the correct feeling in the box provided.
Worksheet 4
This worksheet is a feelings and emotions word search. There are 12 words for students to find. Once they find the words in the grid, students should check off the words at the bottom of the page.
Worksheet 5
This feelings worksheet is a drawing worksheet in which students should draw the feelings/emotions being described on the blank faces. There are 8 blank faces and a blank square for students to draw their own feelings. This worksheet is great for lessons teaching feelings and emotions vocabulary and expressions such as ‘How are you?’
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For more lesson materials for teaching about feelings and emotions in English, check out these related resources: Feelings and Emotions Flashcards and Board Games Feelings Guessing Game Feelings Vocabulary Exercises Feelings and Emotions PowerPoint Lesson
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My feelings and emotions preschool activities, games, lessons, and printables This month's theme explores two subjects close to children's health and well being: Feelings and Emotions. Children participate in literacy activities that help them build vocabulary and word recognition skills around topics that relate directly to their daily lives and experiences. Let your preschool and kindergarten children explore what it means to have feelings via movement, singing, drawing, writing, matching, talking, and listening.
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Print out a monster face without facial features and let children use play dough to create different facial expressions and mood. Let children share with you how the monster feels.
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After reading the book prompt students to discuss a variety of feelings. Hand out a small paper plate to each child and encourage them to make a feeling puppet. Have them color or cut out and paste a feeling face on their paper plate. Decorate with yarn annd paper scraps for hair and ears. Attach a large craft stick to the back. Let children share their feeling puppet with the group. Re-read the book and let the children with the matching feeling hold up their puppet.
Happy and Sad Hand out a mirror to each child. Talk about how we feel when we're happy and how it shows in our face. Sing the song " If You're Happy and You Know It." Let children look in the mirror and make a happy face.
If you're happy and you know it, show a smile. If you're happy and you know it, show a smile. If you're happy and you know it, and you really want to show it, If you're happy and you know it, show a smile.
Repat by children looking in the mirror making a sad face.
If you're sad and you know it, cry BOO-HOO.
Feeling and Emotions Craft Hand out a paper plate and a mouth piece to each child. Drill a hole to the bottom of the paper plate and attach the mouth piece with a brass fastener. Let children decorate the face. Sing the song again and let children show the matching feeling on their puppet's face.
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Sorting Out Emotions Activity
What you need:
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Label several sheets of blank white construction paper with emotions words: happy, sad, mad, surprised, shy, worried, silly, proud, etc. Give children magazines or magazine pictures to look through for images of people that match each of the words. Let children cut out the pictures and glue them to the appropriate pages. The pages can be made into a classroom book once they have been filled with images.
Feelings Matching Game Print two copies of the emotion cards and cut out. Let children match the pictures.
Matching Game: Place cards face down on the table. Let children turn over two cards at a time. If the cards match, they can keep them and get another turn. If the cards don't match, the next player gets a turn.
How Are You Feeling Today?
Place feelings picture cards in a row on a board. Let children pick out their name cards. Point at each emotion card on the board and name it or ask children to name the emotion. Discuss why they think the child in the picture feels that way. Ask children how they feel today. Let children place their name card below the emotion card that fits their feeling.
Sing the " I Have Feelings" song:
I Have Feelings (Tune: Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star)
I have feelings (point to self) So do you (point to children) Let's all sing about a few. I am happy (make a big smile) I am sad (frown) I get scared (cross arms and make scared face) I get mad (make fists and stomp feet) I am proud of being me (hands on hips, shoulders straight, smile) That's a feeling too, you see. I have feelings (point to self) You do, too (Point to children) We just sang about a few.
Guess How Much I love You My Emotions Activities
Read the book and discuss with children how they feel when someone tells them "I love you." Sing the song:
I love You (Tune: You Are My Sunshine) I love you mommy My dearest mommy You make me happy When I am sad I want to tell you I really love you! When I'm with you, I am so glad!
Change to any other family member.
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After reading the book, invite children to share with the group things that scare them (storms, snakes, etc.). Then say the following rhyme for each thing:
A Monster Goes Like This and That By Jolanda Garcia
A monster goes like this and that (walk feet in front of you) It's terrible (big) (use arms out at side) BUT, I'm not scared of that! (shake head)
A storm goes like this and that (move from side to side) It's terrible (loud) (stomp) BUT, I'm not scared of that! (shake head)
If You're Happy and You Know It (Gross motor skills)
If You're Happy and You Know It Adaptation from Original by Author Unknown
Continue with additional verses for other emotions:
If you're mad and you know it, stomp your feet. If you're surprised and you know it, say "OH MY." If you're sad and you know it, cry BOO-HOO. If you're silly and you know it, make a face. If you're scared and you know it, shiver and shake.
Finish the song with: If you're happy and you know it, shout HURRAY!
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Feelings Worksheets Preschool | 11 Free PDF Printables
Feelings Worksheets Preschool | These printables are great for preschoolers to learn all about feelings and emotions. There are 11 Free PDF printables for you to download.
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Feelings Worksheets for Preschool
Here’s the first of the feelings worksheets for preschoolers. It’s a matching activity. Students must match the feelings word to the picture. This has 3 feelings: happy, sad, angry. Students must match them up two times.
Here’s the second of the feelings worksheets. It’s also a matching worksheet. There are 4 feelings words with this printable: happy, sad, angry, hot.
Here’s the third of the feelings and emotions worksheets. It’s a tracing and matching activity where students can trace feelings and match it to the picture. There are 5 feelings vocabulary words: happy, sad, angry, hot, cold.
Here’s the fourth of the feelings worksheets. It’s another tracing and matching activity but this time there are 6 feelings words: happy, sad, angry, hot, cold, hungry.
Here’s the fifth of the feelings worksheets. This is fun feelings cube (feelings dice). There are 6 feelings on the cube: happy, sad, okay, angry, hungry, thirsty.
Here’s another feelings cube. This cube is great for getting your students to color the feelings.
Here’s the seventh of the feelings worksheets. This is a little more challenging for preschool students. There are 10 multiple choice questions. We recommend using this for more advanced students. The feelings are: happy, sad, angry, hot, cold, hungry, thirsty, sick, okay, good.
Here’s a fun feelings mini book. Students can color the feelings. The book can easily be assembled from one piece of paper.
Here’s a feelings matching worksheet. You can have the students color the feelings or simple draw a line to match.
Feelings Fortune Teller Cootie Catcher
This a great worksheet to practice feelings. Your students can first color the cootie catcher. Then it must be cut out and assembled. Finally, your young learners can practice using colors, numbers and feelings.
Feelings Worksheets Preschool | Maze Worksheet
Your students can help to make the heart happy. They must follow from the sad heart to the happy heart.
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There are 12 words for students to find. Once they find the words in the grid, students should check off the words at the bottom of the page. Download Worksheet Worksheet 5 This feelings worksheet is a drawing worksheet in which students should draw the feelings/emotions being described on the blank faces.
Let your preschool and kindergarten children explore what it means to have feelings via movement, singing, drawing, writing, matching, talking, and listening. Samples of our more than 90 emotions preschool and kindergarten activities, crafts, games, and lessons available inside our KidsSoup Resource Libary: Themes and Projects My Feelings
These Emotions Activity are the perfect activity to get young learners introduced to emotions and the different feelings that they have.This teaching feelings game is perfect for toddler, preschool, pre-k, and kindergarten students. Use as a stand-alone emotions game or as a center for helping children learning emotions they experience. Simply print pdf file and you are ready to play and learn.
Language: English (en) ID: 70637. 27/03/2020. Country code: ID. Country: Indonesia. School subject: English as a Second Language (ESL) (1061958) Main content: Feelings and emotions (2013195) Basic vocabularies about feelings for kindergarten. Other contents: Daily activities & weather.
Kindergarten Social & Emotional Learning Worksheets Match the boy's emotions. Happy ... Kindergarten Social & Emotional Learning Worksheets Match the boy's emotions. Happy Sad Angry Scared. Title: Emotions worksheet Author: K5 Learning Subject: Kindergarten Social & Emotional Learning Worksheets Keywords: Activity, Worksheet, Social ...
How you can support us: Feelings Worksheets for Preschool Here's the first of the feelings worksheets for preschoolers. It's a matching activity. Students must match the feelings word to the picture. This has 3 feelings: happy, sad, angry. Students must match them up two times. Feelings-Preschool-Matching-Worksheet-1 Download