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Learn to Read🧸 Ages 4-6Beginner 4 min read

Feelings and Emotions Words

Learn feelings words for ages 4-7: happy, sad, angry, scared, tired and excited. Match words to faces, flip flashcards and play a fun quiz.

Key takeaways

  • Feelings words name how we feel inside
  • Read and say: happy, sad, angry, scared, tired, excited
  • Naming a feeling helps you talk about it

How do you feel?

We all have feelings. A feeling is how you feel inside.

Some days you feel happy. 😊 Some days you feel sad. 😒

Let's learn six feelings words. Say each word, then look at the face.

Your feelings word list

WordFace
happy😊
sad😒
angry😠
scared😨
tired😴
excited🀩

Look in a mirror. Can you make each face?

Say how you feel

Use a feelings word in a little sentence:

I feel happy today. 😊
The loud bang made me scared. 😨
I am tired at night. 😴

When you can say a feeling, it is easier to share it.

Big and small feelings

All feelings are okay! Even angry feelings. 😠

When you feel angry, take a deep breath. Then tell someone how you feel.

When you feel excited, you might jump and smile! 🀩

Play and practise

Play the matching game. Drag each feeling word to the right face.

Flip the flashcards to check yourself. Then build the feeling word by tapping the letters in order. The face is your clue.

Keep going

Try these next:

You learned six feelings words today. How do you feel? 😊

Quick quiz

Test yourself and earn XP

Which word matches 😒?

How do you feel before a big party? πŸŽ‰

Which word matches 😴?

Play & learn

Match the feeling to the face +10 XP

Feelings word cards +5 XP

Build the feeling word +10 XP

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FAQ

When children can name a feeling like happy or scared, they can talk about it instead of only crying or shouting. It helps with kindness and calm.