Emotion Flashcards For Kindergarten!

Teach advanced emotions to your children with these FREE advanced feelings flashcards. This flashcard set expands on our basic emotion flashcard set featuring emotions like happy, sad, angry, scared, tired, hungry and thirsty, and adds the new emotions; sick, full, sleepy, lonely, worried, bored, excited, busy and confused.

To help your children understand the feelings, it’s important to discuss the flashcards one by one. The key is to make it more relatable by using real life examples. Try to talk about scenarios where your student might experience the emotion and discuss them as a group in class.

Advanced Emotions Flashcards DOWNLOAD Pack 1

The set also includes a boy and a girl version, giving  the teacher a lot of control over what sentence patterns they would like to use in class. This enables the teacher to teach feelings & emotions, but also enables teachers to teach the pronouns using sentence patterns like ‘He is _____, She is _____ , and They are _____.’

To ensure the flashcards are easy to understand, each emotion uses a relevant color that also reflects the feeling. For example, the flashcards representing ‘angry’ have a red color in their color palette. This is especially helpful for younger learners when playing matching games and so on. 

The flashcards can be used in vocabulary drills, games or used as a decoration for your classroom. There is even a blank template card so children can draw their own feelings. I recommend printing and laminating the cards so they can be reused with whiteboard markers.

FREE Advanced Feelings Chart DOWNLOAD!

If these flashcards seem too advanced for your class, why don’t you try our simple feelings cards, which are more catered towards early learners.
 

feelings vocabulary
happy
sad
angry
scared
tired
hungry
thirsty
sick
full
sleepy
lonely
worried
bored
excited
bored
busy
confused

Suggested Grammar & Phrases: Be verbs / emotion adjectives / pronouns

Question	Answer
How are you?	I’m _____.
How do you feel?	I  feel  _____.
How are you feeling?	I’m feeling  _____.
How is he?	He is _____.
How is she?	She is _____.
How are they?	They are _____.
How does he feel?	He feels _____.
How is he feeling?	He is feeling _____.
How is she?	She is _____.
How does she feel?	She feels _____.
How is she feeling?	She is feeling _____.
How are they?	They are _____.
How do they feel?	They feel _____.
How are they feeling?	They are feeling _____.

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