ClassX Video Lessons Youtube Channel Smile and Learn English Emotions for Kids – Happiness, Sadness, Fear, Anger, Disgust and Surprise
Hello friends! Today, we’re going to learn about feelings in a fun way. We have a special wheel called the emotions wheel. When we spin it, we get to see different feelings and learn their names. Are you ready? Let’s start!
Look at this boy! He looks very happy. This feeling is called happiness. We feel happy when good things happen, like playing with friends or eating ice cream. What makes you feel happy? I feel happy when I play with my cousins during holidays.
Now, let’s spin the wheel again! This girl looks sad and is crying. This feeling is called sadness. We feel sad when something bad happens, like losing a toy. When was the last time you felt sad? I felt sad when I lost my favorite toy.
Let’s spin the wheel again! This boy looks scared. This feeling is called fear. We feel fear when we think something bad might happen, like being in a dark room. What are you afraid of? I used to be afraid of the dark, but not anymore.
Let’s spin the wheel again! This girl looks very angry. This feeling is called anger. We feel angry when things don’t go our way, like when someone breaks our toys. When do you feel angry? I get angry when my sister breaks my toys.
Let’s spin the wheel again! This boy looks like he doesn’t like something. This feeling is called disgust. We feel disgust when something is yucky, like stepping in something sticky. What makes you feel disgusted? I felt disgusted when I stepped in something unpleasant.
Last spin! This girl looks surprised. This feeling is called surprise. We feel surprised when something unexpected happens, like a surprise party. Do you remember your last surprise? I was surprised on my birthday with a party!
We learned about these feelings today: happiness, sadness, fear, anger, disgust, and surprise. That was all about emotions, friends! I hope you had fun learning. See you next time!
Emotion Charades: Gather your friends or family and play a game of charades using the emotions we learned about. Take turns acting out one of the emotions without using words, and see if others can guess which emotion you are showing. This will help you recognize and understand different emotions by observing facial expressions and body language.
Emotion Journal: Create your own emotion journal. Each day, draw a picture of something that made you feel happy, sad, scared, angry, disgusted, or surprised. Write a sentence or two about why you felt that way. This will help you think about your feelings and understand what causes them.
Emotion Hunt: Go on an emotion hunt around your home or school. Look for pictures in books, magazines, or even on TV that show people experiencing different emotions. When you find one, point it out and say what emotion you think the person is feeling. This activity will help you practice identifying emotions in others.
Sure! Here’s a sanitized version of the YouTube transcript:
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Hello friends! Today we’re going to learn about basic emotions in a fun way. Let me introduce you to the emotions wheel. We’re going to spin the wheel to see which emotions come up and uncover their names. Let’s go for it!
*This boy looks very happy. Let’s see which emotion this is: happiness. We feel happiness when good things happen to us and we experience pleasant moments. When do you feel happy? I feel happy when I play with my cousins on holidays.*
*Let’s spin the wheel again!*
*This girl doesn’t seem very happy and she’s crying. Let’s uncover which emotion this is: sadness. We feel sadness when something bad happens to us. When was the last time you felt sad? I felt very sad when I lost my favorite toy.*
*Let’s spin the wheel again!*
*This boy seems to be afraid. Let’s see which emotion this is: fear. We feel fear when we think we’re in danger or something bad can happen. What are you afraid of? I used to be afraid of being alone in a dark place, but not anymore.*
*Let’s do another spin!*
*This girl seems to be very angry. Let’s see which emotion this is: anger. Anger is an emotion that makes us feel upset. We are angry when things don’t go our way or when someone is bothering us. When do you feel angry or upset? I get very upset every time my sister breaks my toys.*
*Let’s spin the wheel again!*
*There’s something this boy doesn’t like. Which emotion would that be? Disgust. We feel disgust when we think something is very unpleasant and makes us reject it. What disgusts you? The other day, I stepped in something unpleasant.*
*Last spin!*
*This girl wasn’t expecting something. Which emotion would that be? Surprise. Surprise is the most fleeting emotion of all. Do you remember your last surprise? On my birthday, they gave me a surprise party, and I had a great time!*
*There aren’t any more emotions left on the spinning wheel. Shall we recap them? Happiness, sadness, fear, anger, disgust, surprise.*
*That was all about emotions, friends! I hope you learned a lot. See you around!*
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