Free Printable Pre-K Understanding Feelings Worksheets
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Build It Strong!
Printable Pre-K social-emotional learning activity using building blocks as a metaphor to help children identify and explore their life values.
Today I Am Thankful For
Printable gratitude activity for Pre-K to 1st grade: students list 3 or more things they are thankful for.
Handwriting Practice: Today I Feel
Printable handwriting worksheet for Pre-K through 1st grade: students trace and practice writing "Today I Feel" while reflecting on their emotions.
Introduction to Your Child's Behaviors
Printable worksheet for parents and teachers of preschoolers to identify and document a child's behaviors, triggers, and impact.
Understanding My Emotions
Printable PreK–1st grade worksheet introducing emotions through matching, letter practice, and CVC words like happy, sad, angry, and sleepy.
Hair Me Out: Affirmation and Self-Acceptance
Printable self-esteem worksheet for Pre-K through Grade 2 helping students reflect on self-acceptance through writing about their hair and personal affirmations.
Identifying Emotions: Multiple Choice
Printable social-emotional learning worksheet for Pre-K through 5th grade: students identify emotions using multiple-choice scenarios about facial expressions, physical sensations, and social situations.
Things I Love About Myself
Printable Pre-K self-reflection activity where children write or draw five things they love about themselves and explain why.
Emotions Painting Activity
Printable pre-K emotions activity: students paint five faces showing happy, sad, angry, excited, and tired.
My Feelings
Printable early-childhood worksheet for Pre-K through 1st grade introducing emotions: happy, sad, angry, nervous, excited, and sick.
Daily Journal
Printable daily journal template for Pre-K and kindergarten with prompts about the date, places visited, people, food, feelings, and space to draw.
The Babysitter Interview
Printable interview worksheet for pre-K and kindergarten with ten open-ended questions to help young children share about themselves and their interests.
Create Your Own Affirmation: Grateful
Printable social-emotional learning worksheet for Pre-K through Grade 3: students draw a picture representing gratitude and the affirmation "grateful."
Honesty Drawing Activity
Printable Pre-K drawing activity about honesty. Students draw and reflect on a time they were honest or should have been honest.
What Makes You Feel Silly?
Printable Pre-K social-emotional worksheet: students draw a silly face and discuss what makes them feel silly with teacher support.
Personal Descriptors Worksheet
Printable Pre-K–1st grade worksheet where students choose words to describe themselves: sleep quality, mood, siblings, and eye color.
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