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Feelings and Emotions Coloring Pages

A drawing can start a conversation about a feeling. Personal answers can differ; these activities are educational prompts and do not diagnose or treat a condition.

8 printable pages

An adult and child talking beside an original feelings coloring activity.
Open discussion prompts leave room for a learner's own interpretation.

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A Moment for Happy — printable black-and-white coloring page

A Moment for Happy

Use drawing and simple conversation to explore a feeling without treating personal emotions as a quiz.

Ages 3–8 · Easy

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A Moment for Sad — printable black-and-white coloring page

A Moment for Sad

Use drawing and simple conversation to explore a feeling without treating personal emotions as a quiz.

Ages 3–8 · Easy

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A Moment for Worried — printable black-and-white coloring page

A Moment for Worried

Use drawing and simple conversation to explore a feeling without treating personal emotions as a quiz.

Ages 3–8 · Easy

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A Moment for Angry — printable black-and-white coloring page

A Moment for Angry

Use drawing and simple conversation to explore a feeling without treating personal emotions as a quiz.

Ages 3–8 · Easy

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A Moment for Excited — printable black-and-white coloring page

A Moment for Excited

Use drawing and simple conversation to explore a feeling without treating personal emotions as a quiz.

Ages 3–8 · Easy

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A Moment for Calm — printable black-and-white coloring page

A Moment for Calm

Use drawing and simple conversation to explore a feeling without treating personal emotions as a quiz.

Ages 3–8 · Easy

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A Moment for Proud — printable black-and-white coloring page

A Moment for Proud

Use drawing and simple conversation to explore a feeling without treating personal emotions as a quiz.

Ages 3–8 · Easy

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From preview to activity

  1. 1

    Look at the face and describe the visible clues.

  2. 2

    Invite the learner to name a feeling or offer another interpretation.

  3. 3

    Use the open-answer guidance to talk together without marking a personal feeling wrong.

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An adult and child talking beside an original feelings coloring activity.
Open discussion prompts leave room for a learner's own interpretation.

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Are the prepared pages free to use?

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