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My Emotions Chart

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Emotions charts cover: sad, scared, happy and angry feeling-word posters plus a How I feel writing page
Overview of the four feeling posters and reflection sheet
Sad feelings vocabulary poster in blue defining blue, disappointed, upset, heartbroken, tearful, hopeless, mopey and gloomy
Color word-wall display for naming sad feelings
Happy feelings vocabulary poster in yellow defining excited, contented, proud, delighted, joyful, glowing, merry and more
Color anchor chart for a calm-down or feelings corner
Angry feelings vocabulary poster in red defining fuming, boiling point, cross, frustrated, irritated, jealous and furious
Color reference for talking through anger in class meetings
Scared feelings vocabulary poster in purple defining petrified, worried, stressed, panicked, tense, anxious and jittery
Color display for discussing worry and fear words
Sad feelings vocabulary poster in black and white with definitions for words like heartbroken, helpless, grumpy and gloomy
Printer-friendly version students can color
Happy feelings vocabulary poster in black and white with definitions for words like funny, love, fulfilled and enthusiastic
Low-ink copy for student folders or journals
Angry feelings vocabulary poster in black and white with definitions for words like frustrated, annoyed, envious and furious
Coloring copy to send home for family talks
Scared feelings vocabulary poster in black and white with definitions for words like terrified, shocked, fearful and jittery
Printable copy for a personal feelings toolkit
How I feel reflection: students write feeling words from the posters in three notes, then explain I feel this way because
Morning check-in or social-emotional journal prompt
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About This Product

Do your students have difficulty communicating the way they feel?

Sometimes children may be experiencing feelings that may be difficult to describe and as so these four charts encompass the four basic emotions human emotions and branch out to show other emotions that may be related to the four basic ones.

With this chart in your toolbox students will feel more apt to express the way they feel.

Don't feel like talking? Includes a sheet that explains that it is possible to feel happy and nervous at the same time and so kiddos are encouraged to write down what emotions they feel and with space to elaborate why they feel that way.


Includes:

  • Set of 4 colorful posters

  • Set of 4 black and white posters

  • How I feel worksheet / activity


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