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36 words are included, 6 for each emotion. Vocabulary is provided along with faces for those six emotions but the PDF is also editable for you to add more words if you wish. Happy, sad, angry, scared, surprised and disgusted. It is all based on the 6 core emotions according to Paul Ekman. Included in the feelings wheel pack are 3 feelings wheels, one is pastel colours, one is bright colours and one is black and white. Next time you feel angry try saying ‘I feel angry’ it really does work. Being able to describe their feeling accurately can be so helpful to those they are talking to and there is evidence to suggest that saying their feeling out loud can really reduce the intensity. Emotional literacy is so important for pupils being able to express exactly how they feel. The purpose is for pupils to learn more vocabulary around emotions. This could be a great one to one activity or even a group activity. This is a Feelings wheel resource pack where pupils can make their own wheel.

Emotion color wheel printable