Learning the different types of feelings and emotions enhances our kids vocabulary and conversation skills in English. In this lesson, we brought a very helpful poster of feelings and emotions for kids with a free PDF. These pictures help you understand what different feelings look like. Sometimes we feel happy, and other times we might feel sad or scared, and that’s okay! This poster shows different feelings and emotions that children can have. Let’s learn these feelings and emotions with their short definition:
Feelings and Emotions For Kids
Feelings and emotions are very important in our everyday lives, especially for kids, and it’s important for our kids to learn them. We brought an easy way to memorize these feelings and emotions that our children can have in their everyday lives. Here, I am going to share with you images that show 16 different types of feelings and emotions to help kids learn about them with their short definition of each feeling and emotion. After learning these emotions, they can communicate better, understand other people’s feelings, solve problems, and stay calm when they feel scared or nervous.
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16 Types of Feelings and Emotions
In this section, first we will take a short look at the below image and understand the different types of feelings and emotions. These images shows the 16 different emotions and feelings that children can have in their everyday lives. Before reading the definition of these emotions, we have to understand what they look like:
Kids Feelings and Emotions
That is the second part of our today’s lesson where we will learn the definition of each feeling and emotion:
Proud – Happy because of doing something well.
Bored – Not having fun and feeling tired of doing nothing.
Curious – Wanting to know more about something.
Playful – Feeling happy and ready to play.
Tired – Feeling sleepy or needing rest.
Hungry – Wanting to eat food.
Angry – Feeling mad or upset.
Worried – Thinking something bad might happen.
Scared – Afraid or frightened by something.
Happy – Feeling very good and smiling.
Confused – Not understanding something.
Nervous – Feeling worried or shy about something.
Disgusted – Not liking something, like a bad smell or taste.
Annoyed – Feeling bothered by something.
Sad – Feeling unhappy or wanting to cry.
Amused – Finding something funny or laughing.
The above section covers a wide range of feelings and emotions. But there is more to learn. We have to know the right usage of these words in our conversation. After learning the above feelings and emotions, you will be able to understand what they looks like. But here, I am going to share with you the usage of each word in sentences. Let’s learn…
Example Sentences of Feelings and Emotions for Kids
I feel proud after I finish my homework.
She is bored because there is nothing to do.
He is curious about how birds fly.
The kids are playful at the park.
I am tired and need to sleep.
We are hungry and want some food.
He is angry because his toy broke.
She is worried about the test tomorrow.
The loud noise made me scared.
I feel happy when I play with my friends.
She is confused about the math problem.
He feels nervous before the big game.
The spoiled food made her disgusted.
The loud music is making me annoyed.
He is sad because his friend moved away.
The funny joke made everyone amused.
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