Feelings Worksheet for Kindergarten (PDF)
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What is the theory behind the Feelings worksheet for Kindergarten?
Feelings worksheets for kids are the best way to help identify kids’ emotions and feelings. For children, it is difficult to identify emotions but if they learn with the help of images and emoticons, they learn them faster. Feelings worksheet for kindergarten aimed to help children learn different emotions and feelings they experienced in various situations. In preschool years, children begin to make sense of different situations and the emotions and feelings that arise due to these situations. At this age, it is very important to give them adequate information and knowledge about emotions and why we feel them.
How can this worksheet help you?
- This worksheet is a handy and interesting tool for helping your child build their knowledge and understanding of different emotions and feelings.
- Children can learn to name their and other people’s emotions.
- Children can understand that feelings and different emotions are normal and part of our lives.
- By learning about different emotions they can further learn how to deal with these emotions productively.
How to use this worksheet?
This worksheet is easy to download. You can just simply download this worksheet and take a printout. It’s better if a parent, teacher, or caregiver helps the child and explains how to do this worksheet. Children can draw a face with the written emotions and then color them accordingly. This worksheet can be used every week until the child learned to identify these emotions.
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