Drawing and Expressing My Feelings

Age 5-6Drawing7 pages to drawFree printable

Children can explore and express their emotions by drawing faces, identifying emotional triggers, and illustrating safe spaces.

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Drawing and Expressing My Feelings

Age 5-67 pages to draw

Free printable from tinyclimbs.com

A page with a blank head and shoulders outline prompting children to draw how they are feeling right now.

A drawing page with a sun graphic in the top right corner and the text 'Draw yourself feeling happy & safe.'

A worksheet with four blank rectangular boxes labeled 'happy', 'sad', 'scared', and 'grateful'.

A page with a thick, textured black border framing a blank white space under the text 'I get energy from...'.

A worksheet featuring nine blank face outlines with distinct hairstyles, labeled happy, surprised, sleepy, angry, confused, suspicious, joyful, whiny, and scared.

A drawing page showing a small stick figure at the bottom looking up at a large thought bubble under the text 'This is something or someone I miss:'.

A worksheet with four blank rectangular boxes labeled 'laugh', 'worry', 'tired', and 'hopeful'.

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