How Do I Feel?
Preschool - Social Studies - Building Confidence
Ben got to go out in the rain. Point to his face.
Read aloud: Ben was hoping for rain all week, and today it rained. Point to the face that shows how Ben feels.
- face-angry
- face-happy
- face-sad
Ana spilled water on the floor. Point to her face.
Read aloud: Ana knocked over the water and now there is a big wet patch. She does not know what to do. Point to the face that shows how Ana feels.
- face-calm
- face-proud
- face-worried
Noah kept the plant alive alone. Point to his face.
Read aloud: Noah watered the plant every day on his own, and today it grew. Point to the face that shows how Noah feels.
- face-tired
- face-proud
- face-sad
Nia sat still by the water. Point to her face.
Read aloud: Nia sat very still by the quiet water for a long time and nothing hurried her. Point to the face that shows how Nia feels.
- face-scared
- face-sad
- face-calm
Omar's seed grew overnight. Point to his face.
Read aloud: Omar planted a seed yesterday, and this morning a tiny green sprout was there. He did not expect it yet. Point to the face that shows how Omar feels.
- face-tired
- face-angry
- face-surprised
Your friend is sad. Point to what helps most.
Read aloud: Your friend is sad and is sitting by herself. Point to the thing that would help her most right now.
- drum
- hug
- scissors