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This 13-word feelings vocabulary word search helps early elementary students identify and name basic emotions. Hidden words include happy, sad, scared, frustrated, and proud, covering a range of positive and challenging feelings. Use it as a warm-up for emotions lessons, a sub-plan activity, or a template for similar social-emotional vocabulary puzzles.

Subject:
Social Emotional Learning
Topic:
Understanding Feelings
Grade Level:
K – 2nd Grade
Updated April 2026

Word List

  • SILLY
  • SCARED
  • DISAPPOINTED
  • HAPPY
  • SAD
  • ANGRY
  • THANKFUL
  • FRUSTRATED
  • SHY
  • BORED
  • EXCITED
  • JEALOUS
  • PROUD

How to Use This Word Search

Print this word search for early finishers, vocabulary review, or classroom warm-ups. Click 'View Word Search' to change the grid size, swap words, or adjust difficulty before downloading.

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