Feelings Vocabulary
You feel this when you win a prize.
What is happy?
The opposite of happy.
What is sad?
You just found a $10 bill on the street. How do you feel?
What is surprised or lucky?
Your friend says: “I failed my exam.” What do you say?
What is “I’m sorry to hear that” or “Don’t worry, you’ll do better next time”?
You’re smiling, laughing, and enjoying the day.
What is happy or cheerful?
You feel this before an important test.
What is nervous/anxious?
The opposite of calm.
What is nervous or stressed?
Your friend forgets your birthday.
What is hurt or disappointed?
Your friend says: “I got a new job!”
What is “Congratulations!” or “That’s great news!”
You can’t sit still, your hands are shaking before a speech.
What is nervous or anxious?
You feel this when your friend forgets your birthday.
What is disappointed or sad/upset?
The opposite of excited.
What is bored?
You got an A on a difficult exam. How do you feel?
What is proud or happy?
Your classmate says: “I’m really nervous about the test.”
What is “You’ll be fine” or “Good luck!”
You got a low grade after studying very hard.
What is disappointed or upset?
You feel this when someone shouts at you.
What is angry?
The opposite of confident.
What is shy or insecure?
You missed your bus and will be late.
What is stressed or annoyed?
Someone looks upset and quiet. What do you ask?
What is “Are you okay?” or “Do you want to talk?”
You lost your keys and are late for work.
What is stressed or frustrated?
You feel this when something amazing happens.
What is excited or surprised?
The opposite of relaxed.
What is tense or anxious?
Your favorite singer says hello to you in the street.
What is shocked or excited?
Your friend says: “I’m really tired and stressed.”
What is “Take a break” or “You should rest”?
You finished a hard project and it looks great!
What is proud or satisfied?