Feelings Vocabulary
You want water.
thirsty
A girl smiles. (Write the sentence.)
She’s happy.
The boy is tired. Ask and answer.
Is he tired? Yes, he is.
She is happy? (Make a correct question.)
Is she happy?
Write the short form: He is.
He’s
You want food.
hungry
A boy cries.
He’s sad.
The girl is excited. Ask and answer.
Is she excited? Yes, she is.
He’s is hot. (Make it correct.)
He’s hot.
Write the short form: She is not.
She isn’t
You have a fever and a runny nose.
sick
A boy wears a coat and shivers.
He’s cold.
The boy is not sick. Ask and answer.
Is he sick? No, he isn’t.
Is he is sick? (Fix it.)
Is he sick?
Write the short form: I am.
I’m
You didn’t sleep. You yawn a lot.
tired
A girl fans herself after running.
She’s hot.
The girl is not bored. Ask and answer.
Is she bored? No, she isn’t.
She not is tired. (Fix it.)
She isn’t tired.
Write the long form: She’s.
She is
Nothing to do. You feel “meh.”
bored
A boy holds his stomach. He wants food.
He’s hungry.
The boy is not thirsty. Ask and answer.
Is he thirsty? No, he isn’t.
He are hungry. (Fix it.)
He is hungry.
Write the long form: I’m not.
I am not