Printable Name That Feeling Worksheet

This one-page letter-size worksheet is for kids learning to recognize feelings and match them to real-life situations. It includes spaces for Name and Date, then a two-column table with Situation and Feeling. Kids read each sentence and choose from the word box: happy, sad, angry, scared, surprised, proud, worried, or disappointed. Example situations include a friend sharing a snack, losing a favorite toy, and someone cutting in line.

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Print the page and have children work through it by reading each situation out loud or quietly, then writing the feeling word beside it. It can be used on its own, during a social-emotional lesson, or as quick practice at home. The word box stays on the page, so kids can check their choices as they go.

Good for

Social-emotional learning practice
Morning work or quiet time
Feelings vocabulary review

Tip: Print single-sided so kids can circle the feeling word in the box before writing it.

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