How Do I Feel?
Preschool - Social Studies - On Level
Ava is warm at last. Point to the face that fits.
Read aloud: Ava was cold all morning, and now she has her warm coat on. Point to the face that shows how Ava feels now.
- face-scared
- face-happy
- face-tired
- face-worried
Ana thinks it was her fault. Point to her face.
Read aloud: Ana thinks the spill was her fault and that somebody will be cross. Point to the face that shows how Ana feels.
- face-proud
- face-calm
- face-worried
- face-excited
Ada did the whole job alone. Point to her face.
Read aloud: Ada packed her bag, closed it, and carried it out with nobody helping. Point to the face that shows how Ada feels.
- face-angry
- face-scared
- face-sad
- face-proud
Nothing is loud and nothing is fast. Point to the face.
Read aloud: Omar is under a tree, nothing is loud and nothing is hurrying him. Point to the face that shows how Omar feels.
- face-surprised
- face-worried
- face-calm
- face-excited
Ava wants to know what is next. Point to her face.
Read aloud: Ava is holding a map of a place she has never been to, and she wants to find out what is there. Point to the face that shows how Ava feels.
- face-sad
- face-angry
- face-tired
- face-curious
Ben's friend wanted a dry day. Point to the friend.
Read aloud: Ben is glad it is raining. His friend was going to play ball outside today. Point to the face that shows how the friend feels.
- face-sad
- face-proud
- face-calm
- face-excited