When do you feel happy?

I feel happy when...​

​She feels happy when she listens to her favourite music.

When do you feel sad?

I feel sad when...​

​She feels sad when she spills her drink all over her homework.

When are you angry?

I am angry when...​

​She is angry when the house she built out of cards topples down.

When do you feel scared?

I... when...

​She is scared when she sees a spider.

When do you feel disgusted?

I am disgusted when...​

​She is disgusted when a fly flies in front of her.

Happy

• cheerful = happy and positive

• ​pleased = happy or satisfied

• ​contented = happy and satisfied

• ​glad = pleased and happy

• ​delighted = very pleased

• ​excited = feeling very happy and enthusiastic

• ​ecstatic = extremely happy

• ​elated = extremely happy and excited

• ​in a good mood = feel good

• ​on cloud nine = extremely happy and excited

Sad

• unhappy = not happy

• ​upset = worried, unhappy, or angry

• ​depressed = unhappy and without hope

• ​miserable = very unhappy

• ​heartbroken = extremely sad

• ​devastated = very shocked and upset

• ​​distraught = extremely worried, nervous, or upset

• down = unhappy; unable to feel excited or energetic about anything

• ​​low = unhappy

Angry

• ​annoyed = angry

• ​irritated = annoyed

• ​cross = annoyed or angry

• ​frustrated = feeling annoyed or less confident because you cannot achieve what you want

• ​furious = extremely angry

• ​fuming = very angry

• mad = very angry or annoyed

• cranky​ = easily annoyed or upset

• ​grumpy = easily annoyed and complaining

Scared

• ​afraid = feeling fear, or feeling worried about the possible results

• ​worried = unhappy because you are thinking about problems or unpleasant things that might happen

• ​anxious = worried and nervous

• ​nervous = worried and anxious

• uneasy = slightly worried or uncomfortable about a particular situation

• ​fearful = frightened or worried about something

• ​frightened = feeling fear or worry

• ​terrified = very frightened

• panic-stricken​ = very frightened and worried about a situation, and therefore unable to think clearly or act reasonable

​Other Feelings

• ​disgusted = feeling extreme dislike or disapproval of something

• embarrassed = ​feeling ashamed or shy

• ​ashamed = feeling guilty or embarrassed about something you have done or about a quality in your character

• ​shy = nervous and uncomfortable with other people

• ​guilty = feel worry or unhappy because you have done something wrong

• ​sick = feel ill, unwell, or not healthy

• ​bored =

• ​calm = peaceful, quiet, and without worry

• ​relieved = happy that something unpleasant has not happened or has ended

​Role Play (Positive feeling)

​A: Hey, ________. How are you doing today?

​B: Great. I'm feeling ____________.

​A: That's good to hear. Tell me what happened.

​B: ... (B tells about what happened that makes him/her feel that way.)

​A: ... (A responds positively and maybe congratulates B.)

​B: ... (B thanks A for his/her positive responses.)

​Role Play (Negative feeling)

​B: Hey, ________. How are you doing today?

​A: Oh, not great. I'm feeling ____________.

​B: Oh, no! What happened?

​A: ... (A tells about what happened that makes him/her feel that way.)

​B: ... (B gives appropriate response and maybe advice.)

​A: ... (A thanks B for making him/her feel better.)