📚 Topic Summary
Understanding and expressing feelings is a crucial skill for kindergarteners. It helps them communicate effectively, build relationships, and navigate social situations. This worksheet focuses on introducing basic feeling words and providing activities to practice identifying and expressing those feelings.
🎭 Part A: Vocabulary
Match the feeling with its definition. Draw a line connecting them!
| Feeling |
Definition |
| Happy |
A. Feeling good and joyful
|
| Sad |
B. Feeling upset or unhappy
|
| Angry |
C. Feeling mad or frustrated
|
| Scared |
D. Feeling afraid or frightened
|
| Surprised |
E. Feeling amazed or startled
|
✍️ Part B: Fill in the Blanks
Read the sentences and fill in the missing feeling word from the word bank: happy, sad, angry, scared, surprised.
- When I get a new toy, I feel __________.
- When I fall down and scrape my knee, I feel __________.
- When someone takes my crayon without asking, I feel __________.
- When I hear a loud noise at night, I feel __________.
- When my mom brings home pizza, I feel __________.
🤔 Part C: Critical Thinking
Draw a picture of a time you felt really happy. What made you feel that way?