Emotions Worksheets

Description

Here are some worksheets to use with the three different emotion flashcard sets we have on the site:

• Set 1: Emotions Flashcards for Preschool
• Set 2: Emotions Flashcards for Children
• Set 3: Emotions Flashcards for Adults

Some of the vocabulary words overlap between these sets. You will find happy and sad in all three sets of flashcards and worksheets, for example.

The worksheets don’t match exactly the age group that the flashcard set would indicate. There are activities in Set 1 that require writing and reading skills above preschool level. Also, Set 3 cards and worksheets would be appropriate for beginner level teenagers as well as adults.

The image style will help you choose which set to use with your group.

Hope you feel happy about these 🙂

23 Worksheets for Teaching Emotions:

Vocabulary Building Activities

3 Labelling Worksheets – Students write the word under the correct picture. Target words are listed at the bottom of the page.

6 Matching Worksheets – Students draw a line to connect the word and picture.

3 Word Scrambles – Unscramble the letters and spell the words correctly. One page for each set. All the target words appear on a single page with image prompts at the bottom.

Conversation Activities

5 Listing Worksheets – Set 1 and Set 3 only.

This activity asks students to list the things that make them feel, for example, happy or tired. Six separate emotion prompts per page. Set 3 also has a past tense version of this exercise (List a time you felt…) . Follow up with a small group or whole class discussion to find out who has similar feelings about things.

6 Surveys – Students ask a classmate a simple Yes/No question and then circle the answer. The activity can be expanded depending on the level of your students– there is extra space to jot additional notes from follow-up questions, level permitting. Set 2 also has an open-ended survey question.

• Set 1, 2 and 3:  Are you feeling ___ today? – Yes / No
• Set 2: What makes you feel __?