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Feelings cards printable: emotion faces and calm-down cards

Feelings cards — a sheet of nine square cards, one simple face to a card showing happy, sad, angry, scared, surprised, calm, tired, proud and silly, a blank label line under every face and thin dashed cut lines between the cards, simple round faces built from bold flat shapes, dot eyes and one curved mouth, no outlines

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Reading 1Emotion faces
Reading 2Feelings thermometer
Reading 3Calm-down strategies

The first product of any social-emotional shelf: a set of faces showing emotions, a feelings thermometer, and a calm-down strategy card set. These nine come in round-face, kids-photo-style and animal looks — simple flat faces with no letters, so a child reads the feeling directly. Any theme or emotion set requested redraws the same three formats.

  • a classroom feelings check-in wall
  • a calm-down corner card set
  • a social-emotional learning centre
  • a home feelings chart
  • a counsellor's office visual aid

Frequently asked questions

Are the emotion labels included?
The faces print with blank label lines — a teacher or parent adds the exact word for each emotion.
What is a feelings thermometer?
A vertical scale from calm to overwhelmed, marked in stages a child colours in or points to for a check-in.
Can I get a different style, like a different skin tone or hairstyle?
Yes — the direction field takes style adjustments, and the same three formats redraw around it.
What size do these print at?
Portrait A4 proportions, sized to print, cut and laminate for repeated use.

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