Free printable · 2 pages · ages 3–8
The Feelings Wheel
A feelings wheel your child can point to. Eight feelings, eight faces, for the moments your child has a feeling and no words for it.
- Pointing works when talking doesn't
- “Show me which one” is easier than “what's wrong?”
- A colour-in version, so the wheel is theirs
- Two real pages from The Calm-Down Kit
- Free — the PDF is emailed in about a minute
- Plain paper, black and white is fine
- No card, no account, nothing that renews
- Made for ages 3–8
Where should we send it?
The PDF link goes to your inbox, so it is always there when you need another copy. Nothing to pay.
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How it works
Three steps, about ten minutes
- 1
Email it to yourself
Enter your address, tick the box, and the PDF link is in your inbox in about a minute. Print both pages.
- 2
Put it at their eye level
On the fridge, by the bed, or in a calm-down corner. Somewhere they can reach it in the middle of a big feeling.
- 3
Ask them to point
Say the feeling back to them first. Solving the problem can wait until they feel heard.
What's inside
Everything in the wheel
The feelings wheel
Eight feelings with faces, in colour: happy, excited, angry, scared, sad, worried, tired and calm.
The same wheel to colour in
A line-art version. Colouring it is how a lot of children learn the eight names.
Reviews
What parents say
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Why this one
Not just another feelings chart
How we made it
Built on research, not guesswork
We read the published work of child psychologists, pediatricians and early-childhood researchers first, then wrote and drew the pages to put it into practice at home.
Who it's for
- Parents of children aged 3–8 who have a feeling and no words for it
- Teachers and counselors setting up a calm corner
What it puts into practice
- Name the feeling before trying to fix it
- Pointing works when talking does not: “show me which one” instead of “what's wrong?”
- Eight feelings drawn as faces, so a three-year-old can tell them apart
An educational tool for everyday parenting and teaching, not therapy or medical advice.
Questions
Still curious?
Enter your email address on this page and tick the box. The PDF link is in your inbox in about a minute, and the link keeps working, so you can print it again whenever you need a fresh copy. Nothing ships and there is nothing to pay.
Free means free
No card, no handling fee, no catch. You get one email with the PDF, then an occasional one about our books, and you can stop those with one click. If the free pages are all you ever wanted from us, that is fine.