Let’s go through each situation one by one and think about how a person might feel in that moment. We’ll use simple, common emotions like happy, sad, scared, excited, angry, surprised, etc.
1.
Everyone forgot your birthday → You’d probably feel
sad or
hurt, because it feels like no one cares.
2.
You won the lottery → That’s huge! You’d feel
excited and
happy — maybe even shocked!
3.
You had an important test tomorrow → Most people feel
nervous or
worried before big tests.
4.
You found out you were adopted → This could bring up many feelings, but often kids feel
surprised or
confused at first.
5.
You were going on holiday tomorrow → Yay! You’d feel
excited and
happy.
6.
You had just run 10 kilometres → That’s really hard! You’d feel
tired — maybe also proud if you finished.
7.
Someone stole your wallet → Oh no! You’d feel
angry and
scared — especially if your money or ID was in it.
8.
Your father went missing → This is very serious. You’d feel
scared,
worried, or
sad.
9.
You got 100% on a test → Awesome! You’d feel
proud and
happy.
10.
The doctor told you you had one week to live → This is extremely sad and scary. You’d feel
shocked,
sad, or
afraid.
11.
You got lost in the desert → Very dangerous! You’d feel
scared and
panicked.
12.
You could meet your favourite celebrity → So cool! You’d feel
excited and
nervous (in a good way).
13.
You won the first prize in a competition → Big win! You’d feel
proud,
happy, and
excited.
14.
You bought a car and it broke down the next day → Super frustrating! You’d feel
angry and
disappointed.
15.
Everyone asked for your advice → That means they trust you! You’d feel
proud and maybe a little
nervous too.
Now let’s write the final answers clearly:
Final Answer:
1. sad
2. excited
3. nervous
4. surprised
5. excited
6. tired
7. angry
8. scared
9. proud
10. shocked
11. scared
12. excited
13. proud
14. angry
15. proud
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of how would you feel if worksheet.
