Understanding Emotions Bookmarks — Bright Illustrated Set
Naming a feeling is the first step to handling it. Slip these understanding emotions bookmarks into a book, and “Name the feeling to tame it” is there on every page turn.
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About this resource
Naming a feeling is the first step to handling it. Slip these understanding emotions bookmarks into a book, and “Name the feeling to tame it” is there on every page turn. This is the bright illustrated set for Grades K–5, with a parrot, a snowman, a caterpillar, an octopus, a fairy and a toucan in bold storybook scenes.
What students practice
- Naming feelings
- Noticing emotions in the body
- Noticing changes in how you feel
- Checking in with yourself
What’s inside these understanding emotions bookmarks
- 20 full-color bookmarks: 10 affirmations and 10 quotes
- A mixed set: 5 pages with 4 different bookmarks per page
- A class set: 20 pages with 4 copies of the same bookmark per page
- 29 pages
A look inside
- Affirmations: “I can name my feelings” “I listen to my emotions” “I notice changes in how I feel”
- Quotes: “Feelings are teachers” “Emotions speak. Listen closely”
- Art: a parrot, a snowman, a caterpillar, an octopus, an elephant and a fairy.
Grade fit
In Grades K–5, these printable bookmarks for students are easy to use: use them alongside a feelings chart during morning meeting, or give one as a reward for finishing a reading log. The messages build Self-Awareness as an SEL habit.
Pairs well with
For a hands-on version, see Understanding Emotions Bookmarks to Color, which has the same messages. Feelings and Emotions Scenario Cards — Printable & Digital takes feelings and emotions activities into another format.
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