What I Feel

As children expand their vocabularies, it's so important to being using specific names for their emotions—because they have a lot of them and often feel them so deeply. This set helps caregivers and teachers in teaching the words for emotions including happy, sad, mad, worried, excited, and lonely. Simple sentences that repeat the words also aid beginning readers' fluency and word recognition. Photographs of children showing these emotions also aid readers' recognition of emotions in others' faces, something that helps teach empathy.

• Provides learning opportunities connected to both foundational and informational reading standards of the English Language Arts Common Core
• Supports social and emotional learning programs
• Close picture-to-text correlation aids in comprehension