Feelings Wheel And Mood Tracker Activities

Age 5-6Social Studies5 activity pagesFree printable

Use these cheerful Mood Crew pages to help children name, notice, and talk about feelings. The emotion cards can be cut apart or used as a visual reference, while the tracker gives kids a simple way to check in during the week.

Invite your child to point to a character that matches how they feel, then share a time they felt that way.

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Feelings Wheel And Mood Tracker Activities

Age 5-65 activity pages

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This colorful mood tracker helps children check in with their feelings across the week.

Feelings Wheel And Mood Tracker Activities, page 1: This colorful mood tracker helps children check in with their feelings

Happy and sad characters make two familiar feelings easy for kids to recognize and discuss.

Feelings Wheel And Mood Tracker Activities, page 2: Happy and sad characters make two familiar feelings easy for kids to

Calm and angry give children a gentle way to compare quiet bodies and big feelings.

Feelings Wheel And Mood Tracker Activities, page 3: Calm and angry give children a gentle way to compare quiet bodies and big

Scared and excited characters help kids notice how different feelings can show up in their bodies.

Feelings Wheel And Mood Tracker Activities, page 4: Scared and excited characters help kids notice how different feelings can

Lonely and worried cards support caring conversations about harder emotions.

Feelings Wheel And Mood Tracker Activities, page 5: Lonely and worried cards support caring conversations about harder

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