Free Feelings Thermometer Printable for Kids
Help children put feelings into words before emotions become overwhelming.
This free Feelings Thermometer printable gives children a simple visual way to recognise and name how they are feeling. It was created to make emotional conversations easier for children and the adults supporting them — at home, in school, in therapy or as part of a calming corner.
Children are not always able to explain what is happening inside. A clear visual can give them a starting point. This printable groups familiar feelings such as angry, anxious, worried, sad, tired, happy, calm and relaxed into an easy-to-understand visual that can be referred to again and again.
Why this printable can help
- Supports children to recognise and name emotions
- Encourages conversations about how they feel
- Provides a simple visual prompt during difficult moments
- Useful for calming corners, classrooms, therapy spaces and home
- Easy to print and display
What you’ll receive
A free printable Feelings Thermometer featuring four illustrated emotion levels with related feeling words.
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Want more emotional regulation tools?
This Feelings Thermometer is also included in the full Calming Corner Printable Kit for Kids, with 22 printable pages including calming strategies, breathing tools, emotion visuals, positive affirmations and more.
View the full 22-page Calming Corner Printable Kit →
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