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Kids look at each feeling face — happy, sad, mad, tired, scared, excited, worried, and calm — circle how they feel today, write why, and choose a coping strategy like deep breaths, talking to a teacher, quiet space, or a hug.
This five-page printable journal includes feelings words, a daily check-in, calm-down tools, and a weekly feelings log. Children practice naming emotions, noticing how they feel, and choosing strat... Read more
Help children name and share their emotions on the first day of school with this one-page printable check-in worksheet. Children circle the feeling that best matches how they feel—Happy, Excited,... Read more
Help toddlers and preschoolers name how they feel with this printable weather-themed feelings station. Children can point to a weather feeling—or simply look—and choose whether they feel sunny ... Read more
This 13-page workbook helps children explore feeling words by matching each word to a face, circling or pointing to a happy face, tracing feeling words, and completing a sentence. Children can resp... Read more
Help kids build emotional awareness the hands-on way! Students cut out eight feelings cards — mad, happy, worried, proud, scared, calm, excited, and sad — then sort and glue them under "Hard Fe... Read more
Children look at expressive faces, match each one to a feeling word, trace the words, and color the faces in this printable activity. It builds emotional vocabulary and supports recognizing feeling... Read more
This 17-page teacher guide helps educators lead a flexible feelings-and-coping sequence using weather comparisons, fictional characters, and story scenarios. Children practice identifying possible ... Read more
This 2-page printable helps children identify and sort picture clues into four feelings: mad, happy, sad, and scared. Children look at each picture, cut it out, and glue it under the matching emoti... Read more
Help young learners recognize, name, and express their emotions with this engaging 10-page printable feelings activity pack! Through colorful emotion illustrations, matching games, and hands-on sor... Read more
This hands-on toolkit supports young children as they notice and name feelings, practise calming strategies, build relationships, and make caring choices. Pages 2–5 provide activities for observi... Read more
Explore Feelings Through Matching, Stories, and Drawing!
Help preschool children recognize, name, and talk about emotions with Match the Feeling, a 4-page printable social-emotional learning (SE... Read more
My Child's Feelings Guide: Preschool Emotions & Family Support Pack
Help families understand, discuss, and support young children's emotions with My Child's Feelings Guide, a 13-page printable r... Read more
This printable daily check-in helps educators notice a child’s feelings and offer a gentle, predictable way to communicate during grief. Children can identify how they feel, choose to talk, draw,... Read more
Communication Skills Toolkit: Staff Checklists, Game & Feelings Match
Build stronger communication skills in early childhood settings with this practical 11-page Communication Skills Toolkit!
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This one-page printable feelings chart displays 16 clearly labeled facial expressions, including happy, sad, angry, scared, tired, and calm. Children can use the expressive faces and emotion words ... Read more
This printable invites children ages 3–5 to identify feelings by looking closely at illustrated faces and matching each face to the same-feeling word. Children can draw lines to connect matches o... Read more
This four-page printable helps preschool teachers observe how children participate in a feelings activity, from choosing or naming a feeling to sharing an imaginative idea through speech, gesture, ... Read more
Help little learners put their feelings into words! These colorful emotion visuals introduce children to happy, sad, worried, and angry feelings using expressive faces and simple descriptions. Chil... Read more
This six-page printable family check-in helps parents and caregivers share which home-school activities they tried and what works for their household. Families can check activities such as singing,... Read more
Use this printable quick-check to reflect on positive interactions with children during arrival, play, transitions, and daily routines. The checklist covers connecting at a child’s eye level, gui... Read more