This worksheet asks you to show how much of each emotion you’re feeling today by coloring in the “thermometer” for each one.
Here’s how to do it:
1. Look at each emotion: Happy, Angry, Upset, Excited, Confused, Proud.
2. Think about how you feel right now — are you very happy? A little angry? Not confused at all?
3. For each emotion, color in the thermometer from the bottom up to match how strong that feeling is.
- If you feel “Very [emotion]”, color all the way to the top.
- If you feel “Not [emotion]”, leave it blank or just color a tiny bit at the bottom.
- You can stop anywhere in between — like halfway if you feel “kind of” that emotion.
There’s no right or wrong answer — this is about YOUR feelings today!
Example:
- If you had a great day and got a good grade, you might color the “Happy” and “Proud” thermometers almost all the way up.
- If something annoying happened, maybe you’d color “Angry” or “Upset” a little bit.
- If nothing confusing happened, you might leave “Confused” empty.
Remember: This is your personal chart. Color it honestly based on how YOU feel right now.
Final Answer:
Color each thermometer to match how strongly you feel each emotion today — from “Not [emotion]” at the bottom to “Very [emotion]” at the top. There’s no single correct answer — it depends on your feelings!
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of preschool feelings printables.
