12A COTTAGE GROVE SENTINEL FEBRUARY 7, 2018
© 2018 by Vicki Whiting, Editor Jeff Schinkel, Graphics Vol. 34, No. 7
How many different feelings
do you have? You probably
feel a lot of different things
every day.
Draw a line from each word to the face that
best matches that particular feeling.
There are 43
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relax in many
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ways that
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express
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feelings.
Being able to name your
feelings and talk about
them with caring adults and
friends is part of growing up
and being comfortable with
your feelings.
Here is a list of words that
name feelings. Put a check
next to the ones you have
felt at one time or another.
ts
Some experts
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say it takes 17
muscles to
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smile and 43
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to frown. So,
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save your
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energy and
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smile!
Using the emojis at left, draw how you would feel in each situation.
Your teacher announc-
es that today is the day
for a big test. But you
forgot to study.
You receive a phone
call from your favorite
relative telling you
they are coming
for a visit.
You finish a really cool
art project and then
accidentally spill a
whole jar of paint all
over it.
You’ve looked all over
for your favorite book
and can’t find it. Then
one day, you find it
under your bed.
Draw a picture below that
shows how you are feeling
right now.
We all have feelings. They don’t go away. The good ones we like to
keep around. But what should we do with the feelings that make
us feel bad? Here are some suggestions. Use a green crayon to
circle the things you would do.
Use your words instead
of actions. Talk about
what you are feeling
instead of throwing
something.
Describe what you are
feeling.
Tell a grown up.
Read a funny book.
Take a deep breath.
Get some excercise.
Remember: We all feel sad, upset,
afraid and angry at times. The good
news is that feeling bad doesn’t
last forever!
Our bodies can tell a lot about how we are feeling. Look at
each of the people below. Can you match each feeling?
Walk away from what
is making you upset.
Find and cut out
three pictures of
people in today’s
newspaper. Glue
the pictures onto
a piece of paper
and then write one
or more words
to describe how
you think the
person or people
in the photograph
are feeling.
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Brave
Cheerful
Confused
Curious
Disappointed
Embarrassed
Excited
Ignored
Impatient
Important
Interested
Jealous
Lonely
Angry
Bored
Surprised
Proud
Frustrated
Silly
Worried
Safe
Loving
Calm
Nervous
Can you think of a few more
words for feelings?
Standards Link: Writing:
Write sentences using
descriptive details.
the words by looking up,
SURPRISED Find
down, backwards, forwards,
sideways and diagonally.
DISGUSTED
IMPATIENT T D E S I R P R U S
FEELINGS
N I V G A T G O C G
WORRIED
E S A N E D H A N W
LOVING
I G R I O R R I O A
SCARED
T U B L B E V R N L
BORED
A S D E D O R O F K
BRAVE
PROUD
P T E E L I R E U L
THINK
M E I F E L T E N S
WALK
I D G D U O R P D S
FELT
Standards Link: Letter sequencing. Recongized identical
SAD
words. Skim and scan reading. Recall spelling patterns.
This week’s word:
EXPRESS
When express is used as
a verb it means to show,
demonstrate or reveal.
Jason expressed satisfaction
with his award-winning
science project.
Try to use the word express
in a sentence today when
talking with your friends
and family.
Getting Through
Sad Times
Planet Points of View
Look through the newspaper or the
newspaper’s website for ten words that
describe feelings. Cut these out and glue them
onto a sheet of paper in alphabetical order.
What do you do when you
are sad? What helps you to
cheer up? Write about it and
compare your ideas with a
friend’s ideas.
Standards Link: Research: Use the newspaper to locate information.
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