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Feelings worksheet

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Let’s go step by step to match each feeling face with the correct word from the list.

We have 12 faces and 12 words:
- lonely, scared, sleepy, angry
- relaxed, excited, stressed, cheerful
- sad, happy, tired, worried

We’ll look at each face one by one and pick the best matching word.

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Row 1:

1. First face (top left): Eyes closed, calm smile → looks peaceful → relaxed
2. Second face: Big wide grin, eyes open and bright → very happy energy → excited
3. Third face: Gentle smile, calm eyes → content and happy → cheerful
4. Fourth face: Droopy eyes, frowning slightly, looks down → low energy, maybe lonely or tired → but let’s compare with others later. Could be lonely? Or tired? Wait — eyes are half-closed, mouth downturned → more like lonely or sad. Let’s hold off.

Wait — actually, looking again: fourth face has heavy eyelids, slight frown → could be tired or sleepy. But “sleepy” usually has more closed eyes. This one is partially open — maybe tired?

But let’s keep going and come back.

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Row 2:

5. Fifth face: Eyes closed, mouth open slightly, head tilted → looks like yawning or dozing → sleepy
6. Sixth face: Wide eyes, small frown, eyebrows raised → looks uneasy → worried
7. Seventh face: Wide eyes, furrowed brow, tense mouth → looks anxious or overwhelmed → stressed
8. Eighth face: Sad eyes, downturned mouth, maybe a tear? → clearly sad

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Row 3:

9. Ninth face: Downcast eyes, slight frown, looks isolated → lonely
10. Tenth face: Wide eyes, open mouth, hands maybe up? (not shown) → looks startled → scared
11. Eleventh face: Furrowed brows, glaring eyes, tight lips → angry
12. Twelfth face: Big toothy grin, bright eyes → super happy → happy

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Now let’s fill in what we’re sure of:

Row 1:
1. relaxed
2. excited
3. cheerful
4. ??? → only “tired” or “sleepy” left? But sleepy is taken by #5. So #4 must be tired

Wait — let’s check our list again.

Used so far:
- relaxed (#1)
- excited (#2)
- cheerful (#3)
- sleepy (#5)
- worried (#6)
- stressed (#7)
- sad (#8)
- lonely (#9)
- scared (#10)
- angry (#11)
- happy (#12)

Left: tired

So #4 must be tired

Perfect.

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Final matches:

Row 1:
1. relaxed
2. excited
3. cheerful
4. tired

Row 2:
5. sleepy
6. worried
7. stressed
8. sad

Row 3:
9. lonely
10. scared
11. angry
12. happy

All 12 words used once. All faces matched logically.

Final Answer:
relaxed, excited, cheerful, tired, sleepy, worried, stressed, sad, lonely, scared, angry, happy
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of feelings worksheet.
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