Feeling

  • Feelings are emotions that we all experience.
  • Some common feelings include happiness, sadness, anger, and surprise.
  • We express our feelings through our faces, our voices, and our bodies.
  • When we’re happy, we might smile and laugh. When we’re sad, we might cry.

Let’s explore a few different feelings:

  • Happy: When you’re happy, you feel joyful and might want to dance or play.
  • Sad: When you’re sad, you might want to cuddle with a loved one or talk about your feelings.
  • Angry: When you’re angry, it’s okay to feel that way, but we should find healthy ways to express our anger, like taking deep breaths or talking about it.
  • Excited: When you’re excited, you might have butterflies in your stomach, and you might jump up and down.
  • Feelings are emotions that we experience inside us.
  • People have different feelings, and it’s okay to have different feelings at different times.
  • We express our feelings through our actions, words, and facial expressions.

Common Feelings:

  1. Feeling joyful and glad.
  2. Smiling, laughing, and playing when happy.
  3. Examples: Birthday celebrations, getting a gift, spending time with friends.
  1. Feeling unhappy and down.
  2. Crying, frowning, and feeling quiet when sad.
  3. Examples: Losing a toy, missing a friend, feeling unwell.
  1. Feeling upset and frustrated.
  2. Scowling, shouting, and stomping feet when angry.
  3. Examples: Not getting what you want, someone taking your things without asking.
  1. Feeling eager and enthusiastic.
  2. Jumping, clapping, and talking quickly when excited.
  3. Examples: Going on a trip, watching your favorite show, playing a new game.
  1. Feeling afraid and nervous.
  2. Trembling, hiding, and seeking comfort when scared.
  3. Examples: Hearing a loud noise, being in the dark, watching a scary movie.
  1. Feeling a sense of accomplishment and self-worth.
  2. Standing tall, smiling, and showing your work when proud.
  3. Examples: Completing a puzzle, drawing a picture, learning something new.
  • It’s important to express our feelings in a healthy and respectful way.
  • Talking to someone we trust, like a parent, teacher, or friend, can help us feel better.
  • Using words to describe how we feel is a good way to communicate our emotions.
  • Empathy is understanding and sharing the feelings of others.
  • When someone is sad, we can offer comfort and support.
  • When someone is happy, we can celebrate with them.
  • Feelings are a natural part of being human.
  • It’s important to recognize and understand our feelings.
  • Expressing feelings and showing empathy helps build strong relationships.

Remember, it’s okay to feel different emotions, and talking about them can make us feel better.

Let’s practice!🖊️