Recognizing and Drawing Emotions for Preschool Social-Emotional Learning

Kids get to draw faces that match feelings like excited, hungry, worried, and frightened—perfect for building emotional smarts and a little giggle or two. This worksheet helps little learners notice and express their own feelings, all while practicing those fine motor skills. It’s a quick, creative way to spark conversations about emotions in class or at home. Plus, who doesn’t love doodling a worried face with wild hair?

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