Adjectives to Describe Feelings: Emoticon Emotions
Emotions should always be a common theme because students have a hard time expressing themselves! In the emoticon worksheet, students match emotions with emoticons.
Writing
Comic Book Creation Worksheet: Fill in the Speech Bubbles
Every kid loves comic books. But what if the comic didn’t have any words in them? In this comic book creation worksheet, students fill in the empty speech bubbles with an interesting story.
Alphabet Story Worksheet: Create a Story From A to Z
How well do your students know their ABCs? Instead of a normal story, students create a story with each sentence consecutively from A to Z.
Spot the Differences in the Scenes
Two pictures look identical, but they’re not. Students have to spot the differences in both scenes. Circle all ten of them.
Satisfaction Game: What Makes You Happy and Angry?
In the satisfaction game worksheet, students explore emotions. For example, what makes you happy? What makes you angry?