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First Day of School Feelings Chart – Printable Student Emotion Graph
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This interactive “First Day of School” feelings chart helps students reflect on their emotions using simple visuals and categories: excited, happy, nervous, and sad. Perfect for morning meetings, SEL discussions, and classroom community building, this printable worksheet allows students to mark or graph their feelings and helps teachers foster a supportive environment from day one.
Grade Suitability:
Ideal for Preschool to Grade 2
• Preschool–Kindergarten: Use to encourage emotional expression and visual choice-making
• Grade 1–2: Great for data collection, graphing practice, and classroom conversations about feelings
Use Tips:
• Use during the first week of school for social-emotional check-ins
• Turn into a bar graph activity: count and record how many students felt each emotion
• Pair with journal prompts: “I felt ___ because…”
• Laminate and use reusable markers for morning circle time
• Display results to celebrate emotional awareness and classroom diversity
Grade Suitability:
Ideal for Preschool to Grade 2
• Preschool–Kindergarten: Use to encourage emotional expression and visual choice-making
• Grade 1–2: Great for data collection, graphing practice, and classroom conversations about feelings
Use Tips:
• Use during the first week of school for social-emotional check-ins
• Turn into a bar graph activity: count and record how many students felt each emotion
• Pair with journal prompts: “I felt ___ because…”
• Laminate and use reusable markers for morning circle time
• Display results to celebrate emotional awareness and classroom diversity
