Emotional Tools
Feelings Chart
A visual chart of facial expressions and emotion words that gives kids the vocabulary to say "what I'm feeling is...".Many kids only have words for "good," "bad," and "fine." This chart introduces 24+ emotions with paired faces — frustrated, embarrassed, content, overwhelmed — so kids can match a feeling to a word.Best forPreschool through early elementary, plus older kids with limited emotional vocabulary.
What you’ll get
- Builds emotional literacy starting at preschool age
- Reduces meltdowns by giving feelings a name
- Excellent for SEL classrooms and counseling spaces
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