Feelings worksheets
Printable kindergarten feelings worksheets: a feelings faces chart, how does the face feel, what would you feel, and today I feel.
The worksheets
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Feelings Chart
Eight feelings faces (happy, sad, mad, scared, surprised, tired, excited and proud) with what each one feels like.
How Do They Feel?
Feelings faces with words to choose from, then make the face yourself.
What Would You Feel?
Short stories like "Your balloon pops" or "You get a new puppy," with faces to choose from.
Today I Feel
Circle a feelings face, then draw your own face showing how you feel.
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One copy of every sheet above, in order. Tap + for more copies (up to 10).
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What it is
Kindergartners learn to name their feelings and to read feelings on other people's faces. Having words for feelings helps kids calm down, ask for help and get along with friends.
What comes next
All about me.
How to teach it
- Make faces in a mirror together and name each feeling.
- Name your own feelings out loud, like "I feel tired today."
- When reading a story, stop and ask "How do you think they feel?"
- Remind kids that every feeling is OK. What we do with it is what matters.
Common mistakes
- Using "mad" or "sad" for every bad feeling. Help them find the exact word.
- Mixing up scared and surprised, which both have big eyes.
- Thinking there is one right way to feel. Different people can feel different things.