Emoji Emotions Worksheet
Vocabulary & SEL Target Language Practice
Emoji Feelings & Emotions
Identify facial expressions, match emotion words, and apply feeling vocabulary.
Name:
Date:
Score:
Visual Reference & Word Bank Match the facial clues and thumbs signals

Emoji A One Thumb Up

Emoji B Two Thumbs Up

Emoji C So-So / Hesitant Hand

Emoji D One Thumb Down
Target Words: Happy Excited Unsure Disappointed
1 Part 1: Match the Emotion Word & Definition
Write matching letter (A, B, C, or D)
1. Excited /ɪkˈsaɪ.tɪd/
Feeling super energetic, joyful, and thrilled about something great.
Letter
2. Disappointed /ˌdɪs.əˈpɔɪn.tɪd/
Feeling unhappy, grumpy, or let down when things do not go well.
Letter
3. Happy /ˈhæp.i/
Feeling good, pleased, cheerful, and satisfied with your day.
Letter
4. Unsure /ʌnˈʃʊər/
Feeling undecided, in-between ("so-so"), or hesitant about what to think.
Letter
2 Part 2: Read the Scenarios & Name the Feelings
Write the emotion word and emoji letter
A. Maya received an invitation to her best friend's surprise theme park trip!
Feeling:
Emoji:
B. Leo's soccer match was canceled because of thunder and heavy rain.
Feeling:
Emoji:
C. Sofia finished her reading goal early and enjoyed a quiet, pleasant lunch.
Feeling:
Emoji:
D. Alex is asked if he likes the new school lunch menu, but hasn't tried it yet.
Feeling:
Emoji:
3 Part 3: How Do You Feel Today?
Check one emoji & write your response
Emoji A (Happy)
Emoji B (Excited)
Emoji C (Unsure)
Emoji D (Disappointed)
Today, I feel because