How to Help Kids Name Different Feelings
Students often get stuck naming different feelings. Use this simple activity to help kids identify with the way they feel. This helps victims, bullies, ADHD, relationships and communication skills.
Reproducible:
Complete the following sentences
using a feeling. Try to use a different
feeling for each sentence.
When someone is rude
to me I feel
____________________________________________________
When someone is kind to me I feel
____________________________________________________
If I were given a surprise party I
would feel
____________________________________________________
When I say something stupid I feel
_____________________________________________________
If someone bullied me on-line I
would feel
____________________________________________________
When all of my friends are out of
town I feel
____________________________________________________
Just before test grades are passed
out, I feel
____________________________________________________
When I talk to someone I really
like I feel
____________________________________________________
When I am criticized I feel
____________________________________________________
When I win at a sport I feel
____________________________________________________
Can you name different
feelings? Did you think of some of
these?
Angry,
mad, sad, depressed, annoyed, happy, elated, terrified, worried, distraught,
confused, lonely, excited, stressed, fatigued, anxious, nervous, belittled,
surprised, relaxed, frustrated, degraded
Add your own sentences. What will you add? Can you think of themes to create sentence completions?
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