All the feels
The feeling you get when two friends talk with each other and ignore you.
Angry or annoyed.
You get home after a long day at school and only want to go to bed. What's the feeling?
Tired.
You accidentally hurt your friend's feelings. What do you do about this?
Apologize/say you're sorry.
This feeling expresses itself through broad smiles, wide eyes and an open expression.
Happy!
A feeling you might get when you're lying down, listening to your favorite song.
Calm
A good friend makes a negative comment about your appearance. What's the feeling?
Angry.
You're listening to your favorite song when your sister barges into the room What do you do?
Ignore her.
Face is calm, forehead is smooth/not wrinkled up, eyes are open/not tense and body the opposite of tense.
Relaxed.
A feeling you might have after your friend tells everyone about something nice you did for her.
Proud or happy.
You lied to a friend last night and now must apologize. What's the feeling?
Your friend is being teased - What do you do?
Stand up for them.
When people feel this they are likely to be irritable, tired, speak slowly, not want to do anything or cry.
Sad.
The feeling we get from being comfortable and close like when your dog snuggles on your lap and you wouldn't want to be anywhere else.
Content, relaxed, happy.
You hear a strange noise outside followed by a loud banging. No one is home but you. What's the feeling?
Scared.
Your friend drops her tray in the cafeteria. She turns red with embarrassment. What do you do?
Comfort her and help her clean up.
When feeling this way a person may move part of their body/fidget constantly, forehead is furrowed, eyes scanning the room.
Anxious or nervous.
A feeling that might be prompted by a sunny day and doing what you want to do.
Cheerful, excited, happy.
You find an important school assignment in your backpack that you thought you'd turned in. What's the feeling?
Anxious or worried.
You and your best friend are supposed to go to the mall but she cancels at the last minute.
Dissapointed.
Someone who feels this way usually stands up tall and straight, smiles, eyes look upwards, and talk in a clear, firm voice.
Confident.