Feelings & routines

Find words for feelings and make the next part of the day easier to see. Use picture prompts as conversation starters, with space for every child’s own answer.

Feelings & routines

Feelings chart and prompt cards

Six feelings words with gentle conversation prompts. Use the pictures as invitations, never as a test of someone’s feelings.

2–3 · 3–4 · 4–5 years · FreeExplore activity

Feelings & routines

Visual timetable builder

Choose familiar routine pictures and put them in your own order for a simple now-and-next or longer visual timetable.

2–3 · 3–4 · 4–5 years · FreeExplore activity

Feelings & routines

Morning routine chart

A simple morning picture sequence you can adapt to your household, with no scores, streaks or pressure to race.

2–3 · 3–4 · 4–5 years · FreeExplore activity

A little guidance before you begin

Can a picture tell us how someone feels?

A face can suggest a feeling, but it cannot tell us for certain. Ask, listen and accept different interpretations. These are conversation resources, not assessment tools.

Can I use these at home or in a classroom?

Yes. Download and print copies for your household or your own teaching group. The core resources are free, with no registration. Please share the resource link rather than uploading the files elsewhere.

Can I show these without printing?

Picture-card packs have a picture-play view with names or answers to reveal. Stories can be read on screen. Crafts show a finished example to discuss together; print the scene and pieces for the hands-on activity.