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The Feelings Toolkit

Help children recognize, identify, communicate, and manage their emotions. Colorful, visual, and easy to understand, with many pages that children ages 4–12 can use on their own or with a grown-up.

Complete toolkit

All 16 resources in one printable PDF (16 pages).

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First page of the Quick-Start Pack

Quick-Start Pack

The 4-page set: feelings chart, thermometer, calm-down cards, and overwhelmed worksheet.

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Materials

The core resources

Ten tools that teach children to name feelings, notice their bodies, calm down, and ask for help.

★ Start herePreview of My Feelings Chart
Printable worksheetAges 4–10

My Feelings Chart

Identifying happy, sad, angry, worried, frustrated, excited, and confused

Preview of Feelings Thermometer
Printable worksheetAges 5–12

Feelings Thermometer

Understanding how big a feeling is, from 1 to 5

Preview of Where Do I Feel It?
ActivityAges 4–12

Where Do I Feel It?

Recognizing how emotions show up in the body

Preview of The Anger Detective
ActivityAges 7–12

The Anger Detective

Identifying triggers and reactions

Preview of Stop, Think, Choose
Printable worksheetAges 5–12

Stop, Think, Choose

Learning impulse control

Preview of My Worry Monster
ActivityAges 4–10

My Worry Monster

Externalizing and managing worries

Preview of What Can I Control?
Printable worksheetAges 6–12

What Can I Control?

Separating controllable and uncontrollable situations

Preview of My Personal Strengths
Printable worksheetAges 5–12

My Personal Strengths

Building confidence and self-esteem

Preview of My Safe People
Printable worksheetAges 4–12

My Safe People

Identifying trusted adults and support systems

Activities

Interactive activities

Hands-on pages for drawing, designing, matching, and practicing.

Preview of Design Your Superhero Coping Strategy
ActivityAges 5–12

Design Your Superhero Coping Strategy

Turning a coping skill into a superpower

Preview of Draw What Anger Looks Like
ActivityAges 4–12

Draw What Anger Looks Like

Expressing anger safely through art

Preview of Match Emotions to Faces
ActivityAges 4–8

Match Emotions to Faces

Matching feelings words to facial expressions

Preview of Create a Calm-Down Corner
ActivityAges 4–12

Create a Calm-Down Corner

Designing a safe space to regulate

Preview of Five-Finger Breathing
ActivityAges 4–12

Five-Finger Breathing

Practicing slow breathing with a visual guide

About these materials. Each page includes an explanation, instructions, a practical example, and an activity. Age suggestions are a guide, and you know the person best. These are educational self-help resources, not a diagnosis or a substitute for individualized professional care. In a crisis, call or text 988 or call 911.

Want support beyond the printables?

These tools work best alongside connection. Reach out to talk about counseling, parent coaching, or a workshop for your group.