Feelings Picture Cards

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Feelings Picture Cards: A4 portrait title 'Feelings Picture Cards' at top, instruction 'Cut along the dotted lines to use the cards.' Below is a grid of rectangular cards separated by dotted cut lines; each card shows a coloured illustration of a child displaying an emotion and a single bold label beneath (examples: Happy, Sad, Angry, Scared, Excited, Worried, Calm, Surprised, Tired, Embarrassed, Proud, Lonely, Thankful, Frustrated, Bored, Hopeful). Images are large with minimal surrounding tex...
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This A4 printable contains a grid of illustrated pupil faces showing different emotions with a large single-word label beneath each image and dotted cut lines so teachers can make individual cards. Use it to introduce, practise or visually prompt emotion vocabulary, support class check-ins, and provide non-verbal cues for EAL or SEND learners. The images are clear, high-contrast and intended as visual supports rather than assessment tools.

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