Free Feelings Worksheets for Kindergarten – Name the Feeling

Free Feelings Worksheets for Kindergarten – Name the Feeling

These free printable feelings worksheets help preschool and kindergarten children put names to how they feel: happy, sad, angry, laughing, crying, hurt, hot, cold, hungry and tired. Being able to say I am angry or I am hungry, instead of only showing it, is one of the first steps of learning to handle big feelings, and it is reading practice at the same time. The pages rotate through four tasks three times, so nobody does the same thing twelve pages in a row: circling the right word for a face from three choices, drawing a line from each face to its word, writing the word on a line with a word list at the top for help, and reading a short sentence about something that happened and circling how you would feel. That last task is the heart of the set, because it asks a child to connect an event to a feeling rather than just label a picture. Feelings that sit close together, such as happy and laughing or sad and crying, are never put on the same page or offered as choices for each other, so no question has two right answers. No feeling is treated as a bad feeling; the sentences only say what happened. The last sheet is an answer key for all twelve pages. Just download, print, and talk about the feelings together!

How to use this worksheet

Circle the word (Set 1)

Match the words (Set 2)

Write the word (Set 3)

How do you feel (Set 4)

Circle the word (Set 5)

Match the words (Set 6)

Write the word (Set 7)

How do you feel (Set 8)

Circle the word (Set 9)

Match the words (Set 10)

Write the word (Set 11)

How do you feel (Set 12)

Answer key – all 12 pages

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