My Feelings Word Mat

This resource has a spelling mistake!  Embarrassed has double r.   

• Hi rachmackay,
  Thank you so much for getting in touch! It's lovely to hear from you :) I'm so embarrassed about this typo! Thanks for spotting it - we will get it fixed as quickly as we can!

  Louise.R@Twinkl, May 8th

• Hi there rachmackay,
  Thank you for spotting this mistake! Our lovely teacher and design teams have solved the issue and the new version is now available to download. I hope you like it!

  Joe.M@Twinkl, May 8th

To talk about how students are feeling in the morning in an introductory situation
and to open talk about feelings as they occur in class. Also for students to, where possible, say how others are feeling.

• Hi s.campbell,
  Thanks for your comment! I'm really glad this resource is useful for you :)

  sophie.h-Twinkl, Jul 8th

helping children manage emotions

• Hi HayleyBradbery,
  That's a great idea - thanks for letting others know! :)

  Lauren.R@Twinkl, Jul 4th

Good as a visual aid in a Managing Emotions sessions.

• Hi minkyt,
  Thank you very much for taking the time to comment - we really appreciate it!

  carrie-Twinkl, Jul 2nd

Great to teach emotional intelligence.

• Hi JanJamieson,
  So glad to hear you like it, thank you for your comment!

  sophie.h-Twinkl, Jul 2nd

This is a nice visual aid to use for conversation and encourage their thought process

• Hi joseluis,
  Sounds great! Thanks for sharing :)

  carrie-Twinkl, Jun 25th

this chart was of great use for teaching my son on the topic emotions

• Hi Rumpa.P,
  Thank you for your feedback! I'm really glad we could help :)

  carrie-Twinkl, Jun 21st

I work with a child who has severe speech and language difficulties and is EAL

• Hi daphne123,
  Thank you for your feedback! I'm really glad we could help :)

  Lauren.R@Twinkl, Jun 21st

for making teaching creative and at the same time effective

• Hi Sarojsumati,
  Thank you for sharing! :)

  carrie-Twinkl, Jun 14th

I work with a wide range children with emotive and behavioural issues. Often they prefer to see visual reminders of what is expected of them and will open up and verbalise concerns if they can relate to pictures. I use comic strips a lot to allow them to express themselves in a non-threatening way. I am hoping this emotions will help reinforce strategies I am working on with them.

• Hi bsinclair,
  That's a great idea - thanks for letting others know! :)

  ellie.r-Twinkl, Jun 9th

Using with a profoundly deaf child to aid expression of emotions during lessons.

• Hi there awg6804, what a lovely idea!

  sophie.h-Twinkl, Jun 3rd

autistic children. childminding setting

• Hi there lisawilliams1, that sounds great!

  sophie.h-Twinkl, May 28th

Working with a hearning impaired student

• Thanks for commenting Lynmax! I think that's a lovely way to use this resource :)

  ellie.r-Twinkl, May 27th

I am a Reflexologist and EFT Practitioner working with children, some of my children are unable to express themselves so this will help parents and myself while working.

• Really please this will help you out NikkiLofting! :)

  Rosalind.C@Twinkl, May 21st

Could you up-level this resource to make it more suitable for level 3-4 children?

• Hi there mcneilljamie, thanks for your comment! I have requested a high ability version this resource for you. :)

  sophie.h-Twinkl, Jan 19th

• Hey there mcneilljamie! Our lovely resource designers have now created this resource for you, and I have emailed it to you :)

  ellie.r-Twinkl, Jan 22nd

• Would it be possible for me to get a copy of this as well?

  gamergal_360, Jan 24th

• Hi there gamergal_360, thanks for your comment! This resource is listed as the "higher ability" alternative. You can download this by clicking the link just underneath the download button. :)

  sophie.h-Twinkl, Jan 26th