Feelings and Emotions Worksheet: Free Printable PDF for Children - Free Printable

Let’s go step by step to match each scenario with the best-fitting emotion from the “Feelings Faces” chart.

We’ll read each sentence about Daisy and think: *What would someone feel in this situation?* Then we’ll pick the word that matches that feeling.

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1. Daisy’s friend said she no longer wanted to play with her at recess.
→ This would make Daisy feel hurt, left out, or sad.
Best match: LONELY (or possibly SAD — but LONELY fits better because it’s about being excluded by a friend)

2. Daisy’s mother said she has a big surprise for her.
→ A surprise usually makes you excited or curious.
Best match: SURPRISED

3. Daisy was invited to go with her friend to the circus.
→ Going to the circus is fun! She’d be happy or excited.
Best match: HAPPY

4. Daisy just got a great mark on a test.
→ Getting a good grade feels proud and joyful.
Best match: ECSTATIC (very happy) or HAPPY — ECSTATIC is stronger and fits “great mark”

5. Daisy was left out and not invited to a birthday party that everyone else is going to.
→ Being left out hurts. She’d feel lonely or sad.
Best match: LONELY (again — same as #1, but still correct)

6. Daisy was asked to do something that she really did not want to do.
→ Not wanting to do something = annoyed or frustrated.
Best match: FRUSTRATED

7. Daisy was very annoyed when her friend kept bugging her.
→ Annoyed + bugging = angry or irritated.
Best match: ANGRY

8. Daisy’s friend just asked her to do something she really didn’t want to do.
→ Similar to #6 — doesn’t want to do it → frustrated or reluctant.
Best match: FRUSTRATED (same as #6 — okay if repeated)

9. Daisy was just called a silly name.
→ Being teased or insulted → embarrassed or upset.
Best match: EMBARRASSED

10. Daisy’s a bit surprised that her friend just told on her for not doing what she was asked to do.
→ Surprised + maybe guilty or caught → SHOCKED or SURPRISED
But “a bit surprised” + “told on her” → more like SHOCKED (because it’s unexpected betrayal)

11. Daisy came in second last on the race and was really hoping to come in first or second.
→ Didn’t meet goal → disappointed or sad.
Best match: DEPRESSED (too strong?) or SAD — actually, DISAPPOINTED isn’t on the list… closest is SAD or FRUSTRATED
Wait — looking again: DEPRESSED might be too heavy. Let’s check the faces... Actually, SAD is safer. But there’s also ASHAMED? No, she didn’t do anything wrong.
Actually, FRUSTRATED could work — she tried hard and failed.
But let’s see: “really hoping to come in first or second” → didn’t happen → SAD is fine.
Alternatively, DEPRESSED is listed — but that’s clinical. Maybe SAD is better.
Wait — look at the face labeled “DEPRESSED” — it looks downcast, tired. That fits.
I think DEPRESSED is intended here — even though it’s strong, it’s on the sheet.

Actually, let’s double-check the original list:

From the image:
- DEPRESSED face = droopy eyes, frown — yes, fits disappointment.

So: DEPRESSED

12. Daisy’s mom just told her about a big surprise but asked her not to tell her.
→ Keeping a secret + excitement → MISCHIEVOUS? Or CAUTIOUS?
She’s excited but has to keep quiet → maybe MISCHIEVOUS (like she’s holding back a secret grin)
Or CAUTIOUS (being careful not to spill)
Looking at the faces:
- MISCHIEVOUS = sneaky smile
- CAUTIOUS = thoughtful, careful expression

Since she’s keeping a secret and probably smiling inside → MISCHIEVOUS fits best.

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Now let’s write them in order:

1. LONELY
2. SURPRISED
3. HAPPY
4. ECSTATIC
5. LONELY
6. FRUSTRATED
7. ANGRY
8. FRUSTRATED
9. EMBARRASSED
10. SHOCKED
11. DEPRESSED
12. MISCHIEVOUS

Wait — let’s verify #10 again: “Daisy’s a bit surprised that her friend just told on her...”
“Told on her” means tattled — so she’s shocked that her friend did that. Yes, SHOCKED is right.

And #12: Mom tells her a surprise but says don’t tell — she’s excited and secretive → MISCHIEVOUS is perfect.

Also, note: some emotions are used twice (like LONELY, FRUSTRATED) — that’s okay since the worksheet says “answers may vary slightly,” and scenarios can trigger same feelings.

Final Answer:
1. LONELY
2. SURPRISED
3. HAPPY
4. ECSTATIC
5. LONELY
6. FRUSTRATED
7. ANGRY
8. FRUSTRATED
9. EMBARRASSED
10. SHOCKED
11. DEPRESSED
12. MISCHIEVOUS