Feelings Chart Printable
Feelings Chart printable in PDF, ready for US Letter. Free download for home, classroom, or planning use.
A feelings chart printable lists 16 common emotions in plain words with a checkbox beside each, a text-based alternative to face-based emotion charts.
What is on the page
Sixteen feeling words (happy, sad, angry, scared, and others) arranged in two columns, each with a small checkbox.
How to use it
Check the box next to whatever feeling matches how you feel right now. It works as a daily check-in tool for kids old enough to read the words, or as a vocabulary-building exercise for naming emotions.
Printing tips
Print at 100 percent scale. Laminate for a reusable daily check-in tool.
Frequently asked questions
Why words instead of faces?
Word-based charts work for readers and avoid the interpretation problems that come with drawn facial expressions, which can look different to different people.
What age is this for?
Works best for children who can read simple words independently, roughly first grade and up.