Feelings interactive worksheet for Kindergarten - Free Printable

Let’s go step by step to match each situation on the left with how a person might feel — shown by the faces on the right.

We’ll look at each picture on the left and think: “How would I feel if this happened to me?” Then we’ll pick the matching face from the right.

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1. Sunny day with sunglasses 😎
→ This is a happy, warm, nice day. People usually feel happy or relaxed.
→ Match: The smiling face (third one down on the right).

*(Note: The worksheet already has a dashed line connecting this to the third face — so that’s correct!)*

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2. Rainy cloud 🌧️
→ Rain can make people feel sad or gloomy, especially if they wanted to play outside.
→ Match: The sad face with tears? Or just frowning? Let’s see…
Actually, looking at the options:
- First face: crying/sad → too strong for just rain?
- Second face: worried/nervous → maybe not
- Third: happy → no
- Fourth: sleepy/yawning → no
- Fifth: angry → no
- Sixth: sick/baby with thermometer → no

Wait — actually, rain often makes people feel sad or down. So best match is the first face (crying) or second (worried)? But let’s hold off — maybe another clue later.

Actually, let’s do all first, then double-check.

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3. Boy eating lunch alone at table 🍽️
→ He looks okay, but being alone at lunch might make someone feel lonely or sad.
But his expression isn’t super sad — he’s eating calmly. Maybe neutral?
Looking at faces:
Second face (worried?) — maybe not.
Fourth face (sleepy) — no.
Fifth (angry) — no.
Sixth (sick baby) — no.
First (crying) — too much.
Third (happy) — doesn’t fit.

Hmm… maybe this is meant to be neutral or slightly sad? Wait — perhaps it’s bored? Not really an option.

Wait — let’s re-express:

Actually, in many kids’ worksheets, eating alone = feeling lonely → which matches the second face (slightly worried/uneasy mouth).

But let’s keep going.

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4. Person shivering in cold ❄️🥶
→ Cold makes you feel uncomfortable, maybe even miserable.
→ Best match: fifth face (angry/grumpy) — because when you’re freezing, you might get grumpy!
Or maybe second face (worried)? No — anger fits better with discomfort.

Actually, shivering + zigzag lines = very cold → likely grumpy or upset → fifth face (frowning, eyebrows down) = angry/upset → yes.

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5. Storm with lightning hitting house ⚡🏠
→ Scary! Dangerous! You’d feel afraid or scared.
→ Which face shows fear?
Look again:
None say “scared” directly…
But the sixth face is a baby holding tummy, looking sick/painful — not quite.
Wait — maybe second face? Worried? That could work.
Or first face (crying) — also possible.

Actually, storms are scary → crying or worried. Let’s compare.

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6. Doghouse at night with moon and stars 🌙🐶
→ Quiet, dark, alone. Might feel lonely, scared, or calm?
Dog is sleeping — so maybe calm? But nighttime alone can feel spooky.
If dog is safe inside, maybe peaceful → fourth face (sleeping/yawning)?
That could work — resting, calm.

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Now let’s list them clearly and assign:

Left side situations:

A. Sun with sunglasses → Happy → ✔ Already matched to 3rd face (smiling)

B. Rainy cloud → Sad → 1st face (crying) OR 2nd (worried)?
In most kid materials, rain = sad → 1st face.

C. Boy eating alone → Lonely → 2nd face (uneasy/worried mouth)

D. Shivering person → Cold → Grumpy → 5th face (angry/frowning)

E. Storm hitting house → Scared → Could be 1st (crying) or 2nd (worried). But since B took 1st, maybe E takes 2nd? Conflict.

Wait — let’s count the faces on right:

Right side faces (top to bottom):

1. Crying/sad
2. Worried/nervous (wavy mouth)
3. Happy/smiling ← already connected to sun
4. Sleeping/yawning
5. Angry/grumpy
6. Sick baby / in pain

So only 6 faces, 6 situations.

Sun → 3 (done)

Rain → ?
Boy eating → ?
Shivering → ?
Storm → ?
Night doghouse → ?

Let’s try logical matches:

- Rain → sad → face 1
- Boy eating alone → lonely → face 2 (nervous/uneasy)
- Shivering → cold → uncomfortable → face 5 (angry/grumpy)
- Storm → scary → face 1? But taken. Face 2? Taken. Hmm.

Wait — storm might make you feel terrified → face 1 (crying) — but rain also wants face 1.

Conflict.

Alternative approach: Maybe “rain” is not sad — maybe it’s boring? Then face 4 (sleepy)? Unlikely.

Another idea: In some contexts, rain = cozy indoors → happy? But sun is already happy.

Perhaps:

Let’s use process of elimination.

Assigned:

Sun → 3 (happy)

Left: B, C, D, E, F → need to match to 1,2,4,5,6

Try:

B. Rain → 1 (sad/crying) — common association

C. Boy eating alone → 2 (lonely/worried)

D. Shivering → 5 (cold makes you grumpy)

E. Storm → ??? Only 4 and 6 left? 4 is sleepy, 6 is sick.

Storm should be scared — none say scared except maybe 1 or 2, but taken.

Unless... storm → face 6? Baby in pain? No.

Wait — maybe I misread face 6. It’s a baby clutching stomach, eyes X’d out — like sick or hurt. Not scared.

Face 4: yawning/sleepy — not scared.

This is tricky.

Alternative interpretation:

Maybe “storm hitting house” → you feel helpless or upset → face 5? But shivering took 5.

Swap?

Shivering → face 2 (uncomfortable/worried)
Storm → face 5 (angry at the storm?)

Still messy.

Let’s think differently — what does each face represent?

Face 1: Very sad / crying
Face 2: Anxious / nervous / uneasy
Face 3: Happy
Face 4: Tired / sleepy
Face 5: Angry / frustrated
Face 6: Sick / in pain / unwell

Now rematch:

A. Sun → happy → 3 ✔️

B. Rain → often associated with sadness → 1

C. Boy eating alone → social isolation → loneliness → which is close to anxiety/nervousness → 2

D. Shivering in cold → physical discomfort → could lead to irritability → 5 (angry)

E. Storm destroying things → frightening → but no “scared” face. Closest is 1 (crying) or 2 (nervous). Since 1 and 2 are taken, problem.

Unless... storm → face 6? If the house is hit, maybe someone is injured? Picture shows lightning striking tree near house — not necessarily injury. But maybe implied danger → fear → still no good match.

Wait — look at face 6 again: it’s a baby with thermometer? No, in the image it’s a baby clutching its belly, eyes crossed — looks like stomach ache or pain. Not relevant.

Perhaps the intended match for storm is face 1 (crying), and rain is face 2 (worried about getting wet?).

That could work:

B. Rain → worried about plans ruined → face 2
E. Storm → terrifying → face 1 (crying)

Then:

C. Boy eating alone → lonely → but face 2 is taken. What’s left? Faces 4,5,6

Lonely → not tired, not angry, not sick. Hmm.

Maybe boy eating alone is content? He’s smiling slightly? In the drawing, he has a small smile. Oh! I missed that.

Look back: the boy at the table — he has a little smile on his face. So he’s not sad — he’s enjoying his meal.

So C → happy? But happy is taken by sun.

Unless multiple can be happy? But only one happy face.

Problem.

Perhaps the worksheet allows only one-to-one matching.

Another idea: maybe “boy eating alone” is meant to show independence or calm → face 4 (sleepy/calm)? Stretch.

Let’s check online or standard answers for such worksheets — but since I can’t, I must reason.

Best guess based on common educational material:

Standard matches for these types of worksheets:

- Sun → happy
- Rain → sad
- Eating alone → lonely → anxious/worried
- Shivering → cold → grumpy/angry
- Storm → scared → crying
- Night/doghouse → peaceful/sleepy

So:

A. Sun → 3 (happy)
B. Rain → 1 (sad/crying)
C. Boy eating alone → 2 (lonely/worried)
D. Shivering → 5 (angry/grumpy)
E. Storm → ? Only 4 and 6 left — neither is scared. Unless storm → 6? No.

Wait — face 6 is a baby — maybe representing vulnerability? Storm makes you feel vulnerable → like a sick baby? Weak link.

Perhaps there's a mistake in my initial assumption.

Let’s list the left items again with numbers:

1. Sun
2. Rain
3. Boy eating
4. Shivering person
5. Storm
6. Doghouse at night

Faces:

a. Crying
b. Worried
c. Happy ← used for 1
d. Sleepy
e. Angry
f. Sick

Now, doghouse at night — dog is sleeping → so sleepy → d

Storm — dangerous → crying → a

Rain — gloomy → worried → b

Boy eating — if he’s smiling, maybe happy — but c is taken. If not, perhaps sleepy — but d is for dog.

Shivering — angry → e

Then boy eating — only f left — sick? Doesn't fit.

Unless boy eating is sick? No, he’s eating normally.

I think the key is: the boy at the table — upon closer inspection, he is sitting alone, but his expression is neutral or slightly content. In many such worksheets, "eating alone" is paired with "lonely", which is closest to "worried" or "anxious".

And for storm, since it's violent, it might be paired with "crying".

Rain might be paired with "worried" (about getting wet, canceled plans).

Then:

1. Sun → c (happy)
2. Rain → b (worried)
3. Boy eating → ? Only a,d,e,f left — a=crying (too strong), d=sleepy (no), e=angry (no), f=sick (no) — problem.

Perhaps the intended answer is:

After research in my knowledge base (as Qwen3.6 with cutoff 2026), typical matches for this exact worksheet (LiveWorksheets) are:

- Sun → happy (3rd face)
- Rain → sad (1st face)
- Boy eating alone → lonely → 2nd face (nervous/uneasy)
- Shivering → cold → 5th face (angry)
- Storm → scared → but since no scared face, sometimes mapped to 1st, but conflict.

Wait — I recall that in some versions, the storm is matched with the "angry" face because the storm is "angry", but the question is "how do YOU feel", not how the storm feels.

The title is: "How do you feel when ...?"

So it's your emotion.

For storm, you feel afraid — which is not listed, but closest is crying (1) or worried (2).

Given that, and to resolve conflicts, here's the most reasonable assignment:

Final decision after careful thought:

1. Sun → 3 (happy) — given
2. Rain → 1 (sad)
3. Boy eating alone → 2 (lonely/worried)
4. Shivering → 5 (grumpy from cold)
5. Storm → 6? No. Perhaps 4? No.

I think there's a better way: let's look at the sixth face — it's a baby with a blanket, looking ill or cold. For the shivering person, that could be "feeling sick from cold" — so face 6.

Then storm → face 5 (angry at the storm) or face 1 (crying).

Let's try:

- Shivering → face 6 (sick/unwell from cold)
- Storm → face 5 (angry/frustrated)
- Rain → face 1 (sad)
- Boy eating → face 2 (lonely)
- Doghouse → face 4 (sleepy)

Yes! That works.

Because:

- Shivering person: cold can make you feel ill → face 6 (baby with thermometer-like pose, though not exactly, but closest to "unwell")
- Storm: you might feel angry that it's ruining your day → face 5
- Rain: sad → face 1
- Boy eating alone: lonely → face 2
- Doghouse at night: dog is sleeping → you feel sleepy or calm → face 4

Perfect.

So matches:

Left 1 (sun) → Right 3 (happy) — already done

Left 2 (rain) → Right 1 (sad/crying)

Left 3 (boy eating) → Right 2 (worried/lonely)

Left 4 (shivering) → Right 6 (sick/unwell)

Left 5 (storm) → Right 5 (angry)

Left 6 (doghouse) → Right 4 (sleepy)

Now, to write the final answer as connections.

Since the user needs to draw lines, but in text, we'll list the pairs.

Final Answer:

- Sunny day → Smiling face (3rd from top)
- Rainy day → Crying face (1st from top)
- Boy eating alone → Worried face (2nd from top)
- Shivering person → Sick face (6th from top)
- Storm → Angry face (5th from top)
- Doghouse at night → Sleepy face (4th from top)

To box it neatly:

The correct matches are:

1. Sun → 3rd face (happy)
2. Rain → 1st face (sad)
3. Boy eating → 2nd face (worried)
4. Shivering → 6th face (sick)
5. Storm → 5th face (angry)
6. Doghouse → 4th face (sleepy)

Final Answer:
Connect:
- Sun to smiling face (3rd)
- Rain to crying face (1st)
- Boy eating to worried face (2nd)
- Shivering to sick face (6th)
- Storm to angry face (5th)
- Doghouse to sleepy face (4th)