Category: Feelings & Emotions

Feelings & emotion pages give kids a reference tool for identifying and naming a wider range of emotions than typical flashcards cover, often including a visual scale or wheel format for a more nuanced look at emotional intensity. This category is distinct from emotional regulation specifically because feelings charts tend to be used as an ongoing reference tool – posted on a wall or kept in a binder – rather than a flip-through practice activity, a distinction reflected in how these resources are used across therapy and classroom settings.

Our feelings & emotions charts help kids move beyond basic happy/sad/angry vocabulary into a richer emotional language, supporting more accurate self-expression during check-ins at home, in therapy, or during classroom circle time. These charts work particularly well as a standing reference tool kids can return to throughout the day whenever they need help putting a feeling into words.

Because emotions charts serve as long-term reference tools rather than one-time activities, kids tend to love them once printed and displayed, making this a valuable category for overcoming emotional challenges. Expect this category to expand with age-specific and complexity-scaled versions as our library grows.