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Emotion Detective Worksheet for Kids
Ages 7–12PNG
Emotion Detective Worksheet for Kids: a print-ready worksheet for ages 7–12 with clear prompts for guided practice.
Emotional literacy
Emotions & Feelings Worksheets for Kids
Help kids identify, name and understand emotions with emotional worksheets, feelings charts, check-ins and printable feelings-and-emotions activities.
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Self Control Worksheet for Kids
Ages 7–12PNG
Self Control Worksheet for Kids: a print-ready worksheet for ages 7–12 with clear prompts for guided practice.
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Emotion Check-In Worksheet for Kids
Ages 7–12PNG
Emotion Check-In Worksheet for Kids: a print-ready worksheet for ages 7–12 with clear prompts for guided practice.
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Feeling Left Out Worksheet for Kids
Ages 7–12JPG
Support children working on feeling left out and coping skills with a printable SEL worksheet for ages 7–12 designed for guided reflection and practice.
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Excited Feelings Worksheet for Kids
Ages 7–12JPG
Excited Feelings Worksheet for Kids: a print-ready worksheet for ages 7–12 with clear prompts for guided practice.
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Body Signals of Emotions Worksheet
Ages 7–12JPG
Body Signals of Emotions Worksheet: a print-ready worksheet for ages 7–12 with clear prompts for guided practice.
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Where Do I Feel This Emotion Worksheet
Ages 7–12JPG
Where Do I Feel This Emotion Worksheet: a print-ready worksheet for ages 7–12 with clear prompts for guided practice.
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My Feelings Check-In Worksheet
Ages 7–12JPG
My Feelings Check-In Worksheet: a print-ready worksheet for ages 7–12 with clear prompts for guided practice.
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How Big Is My Feeling Worksheet
Ages 7–12JPG
How Big Is My Feeling Worksheet: a print-ready worksheet for ages 7–12 with clear prompts for guided practice.
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- Emotion Detective Worksheet for Kids
- Self Control Worksheet for Kids
- Emotion Check-In Worksheet for Kids
- Feeling Left Out Worksheet for Kids
- Excited Feelings Worksheet for Kids
- Body Signals of Emotions Worksheet
- Where Do I Feel This Emotion Worksheet
- My Feelings Check-In Worksheet
- How Big Is My Feeling Worksheet
- My Emotional Triggers Worksheet
- What Am I Feeling Right Now Worksheet
- Emotional Regulation Worksheet
- Kids Weekly Goal Tracker – Ages 7-12 Social Emotional Learning Printable Worksheet
- Daily Behavior Check-In Worksheet for Kids Ages 7-12 (Social Emotional Learning Printable PNG)
- Trigger Tracker Worksheet for Kids
- Lonely Worksheet for Kids Ages 7–12
- Sad Worksheet for Kids Ages 7–12
- Stop Think Choose Worksheet
- Kids Behavior Tracking Sheet – Weekly Reflection Worksheet (Ages 7-12)
- Feeling Excited Worksheet for Kids: Coloring and Self Regulation
- Feelings Scale Worksheet for Kids: Rate Emotions and Choose Coping Skills
- Name Your Feelings Worksheet | Behavior Reflection Activity
- Embarrassment Social Emotional Learning Worksheet for Kids Ages 7-12 – Coping Strategies Printable
- Asking for Help Worksheet for Kids
- Energy Level Check-In Worksheet for Kids
- Friendship Repair Plan Worksheet – Kids Social Emotional Learning Activity (Ages 7-12)
- Frustrated Kids SEL Worksheet – Coping Skills
- My Coping Strategies Worksheet
- Calm Corner Check In Sheet
- Kind Choices Worksheet
- Skill Progress Form for Kids Ages 7-12 – Social Emotional Learning Tracking Worksheet (Printable PNG)
- Helpful Self-Talk — CBT Worksheet
- Home-School Communication Sheet for Ages 7-12 (Printable PNG)
- Calm Down Plan Worksheet
- Being a Good Friend Worksheet
- My Decision Reflection Worksheet
- Stressed Worksheet for Kids Ages 7–12
- CBT Therapy Worksheets for Kids
- Jealousy Worksheet for Kids
- Scared Worksheet for Kids Ages 7–12
- Kids Growth Mindset Worksheet – Learning From Mistakes Activity (Ages 7-12)
- Handling Change Worksheet for Kids
- Anxiety Worksheet for Kids
- Overwhelmed Worksheet for Kids Ages 7–12
- Kids Boredom Worksheet – Coping Skills Activity for Ages 7-12
- Kids Anger Management Worksheet – Coping Skills Activity (Ages 7-12)
- Kids Disappointment Worksheet – Coping Skills
- Small Steps to Reach a Goal Worksheet
- My Goal for Today Worksheet
- Think Before You Act Worksheet
- Choices and Consequences Worksheet
- Friendship Problem Solving Worksheet
- Friendship Reflection Worksheet
- Breathing Calm Down Worksheet
- Behavior Reflection Worksheet
- Problem Solving Worksheet for Kids
- Calm Plan — CBT Worksheet
- Change the Thought — CBT Worksheet
- Check the Facts — CBT Worksheet
- Helpful or Unhelpful Thought? — CBT Worksheet
- Is This Thought True? — CBT Worksheet
- Thought Detective — CBT Worksheet
- Thinking Traps — CBT Worksheet
- What Else Could Be True? — CBT Worksheet
- Worry Thought — CBT Worksheet
- Feeling Disappointed Worksheet for Kids: Coloring and Reflection
- What Happened Reflection Worksheet | Behavior Think Sheet
- Feeling Frustrated Worksheet for Kids: Coping and Trying Again
- Daily Goal Setting Worksheet for Kids: Plan and Reflect
- Problem Solving Steps Worksheet
- My Worry Thoughts Worksheet | Behavior Reflection Activity
Feelings worksheets and emotional literacy resources
A feelings chart offers words or pictures to choose from; a feelings check-in worksheet asks about the present moment. Emotions worksheets may explore a situation in more detail. Choose the format by the task instead of expecting one page to do everything. Children can experience more than one feeling, and a drawing of a face does not establish what another person feels. Use examples that leave room for different answers.
Make emotional literacy practice concrete
Begin with a character in a familiar situation: a plan changes, a friend arrives, or a task is difficult. Invite possible feeling words and ask what information supports each idea. Leave room for uncertainty and different answers. For a personal check-in, offer privacy and a way to respond without writing a detailed account.
From a feelings chart to an emotion worksheet
An emotions chart offers words or pictures to choose from; emotional literacy also involves explaining what those words mean in context. After a child chooses a feeling, an adult can invite a description, a drawing or a fictional example. There need not be one correct label. Compare the preview with that purpose in mind: a reference chart and a worksheet requiring a written response place different demands on the learner.
Practical use
Designed to make the next step clearer.
Use these feelings worksheets resources to teach one clear skill at a time, practise it with realistic examples and return to it when the child is calm enough to learn.
- Focused printable resources with clear teaching goals
- Useful for classroom, counseling, therapy or guided home practice
- Choose individual tools or coordinated same-type sets
Questions
Frequently asked questions
Who are these feelings worksheets for?
The collection includes child-friendly resources for elementary ages. Check each product for its exact age range and suggested setting.
Can I print only the pages I need?
Yes. SafeSEL digital resources are designed so you can select the relevant pages for the current skill, child or group.
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