Emotions: Vocabulary and Discussion Topics

Emotions: The way we feel inside, like being happy, sad, angry, or excited.

Feelings: Emotions we have inside of us, like feeling happy, sad, or mad.

Happy: Feeling good and joyful.

Sad: Feeling unhappy or sorrowful.

Angry: Feeling mad or upset.

Excited: Feeling very happy and eager.

Scared: Feeling afraid or frightened.

Surprised: Feeling amazed or caught off guard.

Proud: Feeling good about something you did.

Nervous: Feeling worried or uneasy about something.

Curious: Wanting to know about something, feeling interested.

Worried: Feeling anxious or concerned about something.

Lonely: Feeling sad because you are alone.

Embarrassed: Feeling self-conscious or uncomfortable about something you did or said.

Grateful: Feeling thankful and appreciative.

Can You Spot the Target Words in These Sentences?

1. I feel emotions when I watch sad movies.
2. My feelings were hurt when my friend ignored me.
3. I am happy when I see my favorite cartoon on TV.
4. I feel sad when I miss my family back home.
5. She gets angry when someone cuts in line at the store.
6. I am excited for my birthday party next week.
7. He is scared of the dark and sleeps with a nightlight.
8. She was surprised to see her best friend at the park.
9. I am proud of my little sister for winning the race.
10. I am nervous about taking my first flight on an airplane.
11. The little boy is curious about how the machine works.
12. I feel worried about my upcoming math test.
13. She feels lonely when her siblings are at school.
14. He was embarrassed when he tripped and fell in public.
15. I am grateful for the help I received from my teacher.