KnowledgeMadeFun, home

Lesson · Kindergarten · Physical and Health Education

Feelings Have Names: Happy, Sad, Angry and Scared

  • Kindergarten
  • Physical and Health Education
  • 59 s
  • British Columbia
  • BCK-PH-13

Four children stand in a row, and one at a time something happens to each (a big red balloon, ice cream falling on the ground, a block tower knocked down, loud thunder in a storm), their faces and bodies change, and the name of the feeling (happy, sad, angry, scared) fills the blank under their feet. The video then shows that faces and bodies show feelings, that all feelings are okay and a trusted adult can help with a big one, and ends on the recap that feelings have names and things that happen can cause them.

Concept: Feelings have names and causes: happy, sad, angry and scared

Anyone can watch two lessons on the website without an account. Signing in is free, no payment and no card, and opens three a day; Plus has no limit.

Loading

Share to Google Classroom

In one sentence

The question this lesson answers

How do you feel right now?

Feelings have names. Let's meet four of them.

Transcript

What the lesson says

How do you feel right now?

Feelings have names. Let's meet four of them.

You get a big red balloon.

You feel happy! You smile and jump.

Oh no! Your ice cream falls on the ground.

You feel sad. You frown, and you may cry.

Someone knocks down your block tower.

You feel angry. Your hands make tight fists.

Loud thunder booms in a big storm.

You feel scared. Your eyes open wide.

Our faces and bodies show how we feel.

All feelings are okay to have.

If a feeling is too big, ask a trusted adult.

Feelings have names, and things that happen can cause them.

Curriculum

Where this fits

British Columbia, Kindergarten

Physical and Health Education, Mental well-being: emotions and their causes and effectsBCK-PH-13

The outcomes and strands follow the British Columbia curriculum.

Keep going

More on this topic