Which feelings are on the faces?

Happy, sad, angry, scared, surprised, tired, excited and calm, each labelled under its face.

What is the size chart for?

It helps a child say how big a feeling is, with five bands from green at 1 to red at 5, and the words small, medium and big down the side.

Is there room for names on the check-in?

Yes. The check-in has an empty space along each row for name pegs.

What is kawaii style?

Chubby round faces with dot eyes and rosy cheeks, drawn with thick soft outlines.

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Emotions chart: feelings faces, check-in, how big a feeling is

Emotions charts — a grid of eight round child faces titled "How Do I Feel?", each face drawn with a clear expression and labelled under it "happy", "sad", "angry", "scared", "surprised", "tired", "excited" and "calm", bright flat cartoon classroom clip art, bold rounded shapes with a thin dark outline, smooth gradient-free fills

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Reading 1Feelings faces

Reading 2Feelings check-in

Reading 3Size of my feeling

Teachers, therapists and parents use a feelings chart to help young children name what they feel. The three charts are a grid of eight labelled faces, a morning check-in with six feeling rows and space for name pegs, and a five-band thermometer for how big a feeling is. The styles are cartoon clip art, boho neutral and kawaii. Type a twist, such as animal faces, and the same chart can take it.

a feelings corner in a preschool room
a morning check-in at the start of the school day
a session with a young child in therapy
a home chart for a parent and child

Frequently asked questions

Which feelings are on the faces?: Happy, sad, angry, scared, surprised, tired, excited and calm, each labelled under its face.
What is the size chart for?: It helps a child say how big a feeling is, with five bands from green at 1 to red at 5, and the words small, medium and big down the side.
Is there room for names on the check-in?: Yes. The check-in has an empty space along each row for name pegs.
What is kawaii style?: Chubby round faces with dot eyes and rosy cheeks, drawn with thick soft outlines.

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