Body Clues Emotions Worksheet

This body clues worksheet is for kids who are learning to notice feelings in their bodies. It asks, "Where do I feel it in my body?" and includes color prompts for angry, sad, worried, and calm. There is also a box to draw a body outline, plus a chart with columns for Feeling and Body clue, with examples like hot face and tight tummy.

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Use it to talk through one feeling at a time and have children color the matching body area, then add their own clue in the chart. The body outline gives a place to mark sensations, while the rows for Angry, Worried, and Sad help children connect emotions to physical signs. It works well for calm-down practice, counseling, or classroom check-ins.

Good for

Feelings lesson for young children
Counseling talk about body sensations
Calm-down check-in after big emotions

Tip: Print on regular paper and invite kids to color lightly so their body clues stay easy to read.

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