Social-emotionalDownloadable2 pages

Feelings Thermometer

A calm feelings chart that pairs facial expressions with simple body clues and coping ideas.

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Page 1: Feelings Meter

Printed sheet
  • Calm to very upset scale
  • Large face cues

Page 2: Support Cards

Printed sheet
  • Breathe
  • Squeeze pillow
  • Ask for help

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What is inside

Children point to how big a feeling feels, notice body clues, and choose from a few clear calming supports instead of trying to name everything at once.

Feelings meterThree calm-down cards

What the activity asks

Feelings meter

Practice during calm moments first.

  • Which face looks calm?
  • Point to the wiggly body zone.
  • How big does the feeling feel right now?

Support cards

Choose one support card and do it together.

  • Do we need a breath or a hug?
  • Which card says ask for help?
  • What helps your body feel calmer?

Skills learned

Emotion namingBody awarenessSelf-regulation

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How to use it

1. Practice using the chart during calm moments first.
2. Point to the face and body clue together.
3. Choose one coping action and repeat it consistently.

Materials & ideas

Card stock optionalTape
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