Free Printable Lemonade Feelings Chart And Identifying Feelings Worksheets

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Helping young children talk about their feelings can take time. Sometimes they know they feel upset, excited, or worried, but they do not always know how to explain it. This lemonade feelings chart printable set gives children a simple and playful way to start recognizing emotions, talking about how they feel, and thinking about what might help.

With cute little glasses of lemonade showing different emotions, hands-on feeling cards, and simple worksheets, this set works well at home, in homeschool lessons, or in the classroom.

It is a fun choice for summer activities, but it is also a helpful tool for identifying feelings, building emotional vocabulary, and supporting early emotional regulation.

Summer is such a fun time, but it can bring big feelings too. Long days, busy schedules, and lots of excitement can leave little ones feeling all kinds of ways. A simple feelings check-in can help them slow down and share what they’re feeling.

That’s why I love these cheerful lemonade faces. They make talking about feelings feel light and friendly, so kids are more willing to open up. And the worksheets give them a quiet way to share how they feel and what they need.

Why You’ll Love This Lemonade Feelings Chart

• It helps kids find the words. The lemonade faces make it easier for little ones to recognize and name 12 different feelings.
• It’s a quick daily check-in. Kids pick a card and place it on the How Do I Feel Today? page in just a minute.
• It works for different ages. Younger kids can point, circle, or draw. Older kids can write about how they feel and what they need.
• You can use it all year. It’s perfect for a summer theme, but it’s helpful any day your child needs a little support.

What’s Included

This printable lemonade feelings set includes:

• 12 lemonade feeling cards in color
• 12 lemonade feeling cards in black and white
• 1 How Do I Feel Today? page in color
• 1 How Do I Feel Today? page in black and white
• 1 How Are You Feeling? feelings chart in color
• 1 How Are You Feeling? feelings chart in black and white
• 1 worksheet for circling the emotion a child feels in color
• 1 worksheet for circling the emotion a child feels in black and white
• 2 additional black-and-white worksheets:
  • How Do I Feel Today?
  • Draw How You’re Feeling
    The circle-the-feeling worksheet also includes these writing prompts:
• Why do you feel this way today?
• What do you need to help?

Feelings Included

The lemonade feeling cards and chart include these emotions:

• annoyed
• content
• excited
• happy
• laughing
• mad
• sad
• scared
• silly
• surprised
• upset
• worried

Supplies Needed

• The printable chart, cards, and worksheets
• A printer and paper or cardstock
• Scissors for cutting out the feeling cards
• Crayons, markers, or pencils
• Tape, sticky tack, or Velcro dots to hold the card on the How Do I Feel Today? page (optional)
• A laminator or page protectors to reuse the pages (optional)

How to Use This Feelings Printable

There are several simple ways to use this set depending on the age of your child and how much support they need.

Print And Prep The Pages

Print the chart, cards, and worksheets in color or black and white. Then cut out the 12 lemonade feeling cards.

Talk About The Lemonade Faces

You can start by showing your child the feelings chart and talking about the lemonade faces together.

Choose A Feeling Card

Then have your child choose the feeling card that matches how they feel and place it on the How Do I Feel Today? page. This works a little like a simple mood meter, helping children pause and check in with themselves.

Use The Worksheets

The worksheets give children another way to respond. They can circle the emotion that fits, draw how they feel, or write about their emotions if they are ready.

Adjust For Younger Kids

Younger children can answer out loud and draw instead of writing.

Fun Ways to Use This Printable

This lemonade feelings activity set can be used in lots of easy ways at home or in the classroom.

• Use it as a morning feelings check-in
• Add it to your calm-down corner
• Use it during social-emotional learning time
• Keep it in a homeschool morning basket
• Add it to summer activities or seasonal centers
• Use it as part of a summer theme
• Try it during quiet reflection time
• Hang the feelings chart where children can see it every day

Skills Kids Can Practice

This printable helps children build several important early learning and SEL skills, including:

• identifying feelings
• emotional vocabulary
• self-awareness
• self-expression
• early emotional regulation skills
• communication
• drawing and early writing
• reflecting on emotions and needs

Why This Resource Is Helpful

Young children often need visual support when learning to name emotions. The lemonade faces make feelings easier to recognize, and the simple pages give children a way to share what is going on without pressure.

For parents, this set can open up calm conversations at home and help children practice putting feelings into words. For teachers and homeschoolers, it works well as a daily check-in tool, a feelings chart for the classroom, or a quiet SEL activity during the day.

Because it includes both color and black-and-white options, it is easy to print in the way that works best for you. The black-and-white pages are also nice for children who enjoy coloring their own pages.

Tips for Using Feelings Activities with Young Children

Keep the conversation simple and gentle. Start by naming the emotions together and talking about times a child might feel each one.

Not every child will want to write right away, and that is okay. Pointing, choosing a card, or drawing are all good ways to begin. Over time, children often become more comfortable sharing how they feel and what they need.

It also helps to remind children that all feelings are okay. The goal is to help them notice their emotions, name them, and begin learning healthy ways to respond.

More Feelings And Summer Activities For Kids

If your kids love these lemonade feelings printables, here are more activities to try:

• Frog Feelings Chart And Identifying Feelings Worksheets
• Frog Feelings Write The Room
• Printable Summer Fun Word Search

Lemonade Feelings Chart Printable Download

Like all my printables, these are for personal and single-classroom use. Feel free to print and use it for home use, in your classroom, co-op, or in your library group, etc.
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