Understanding Our Emotions
Workbook for Children – Boys’ Edition
Emotions workbook for children aged 5–12
Understanding Our Emotions uses engaging, creative activities to help children explore their feelings and practise talking about them with a trusted adult.
When your child can’t explain their feelings, their behaviour often does the talking. This workbook offers a supportive place to begin exploring what different emotions feel like and how they affect us.
Children can identify emotions such as happiness, anger, fear, sadness, disgust and surprise. They’ll also find activities for positive self-talk and self-reflection, including gratitude prompts, affirmation cards, positive vocabulary, and ways to question and reframe negative thoughts.
Inside you’ll find:
- Simple activities for recognising and describing emotions
- Matching games with facial expressions and emojis
- Prompts to write or draw about situations that bring up different feelings
- Ideas for calming activities when feeling angry or sad
- Colouring pages, a positive vocabulary crossword and a short-story activity
- Reflection prompts about what the child has learned and how they’ve helped someone
The workbook presents emotions as a normal part of life and offers children and trusted adults a supportive way to explore them together. Use it at home, in a classroom, during homeschooling, or in a therapy or wellbeing setting.
Also available in Girls, Teens and Adults.
Please note: The printed edition available through our online shop features an earlier version of the branding. Some grammatical errors may be present. For the latest version please purchase from our Amazon store.
4 reviews for Understanding Our Emotions
Workbook for Children – Boys’ Edition
A fun, supportive workbook for ages 5–12, with drawing, writing and reflection activities to help children explore their emotions.
£15.00
Karen. S –
A helpful and engaging workbook for teaching children about emotions. The activities are easy to follow, and the combination of writing, drawing, and reflection keeps children involved. It provides simple tools for recognizing feelings and managing difficult moments. A valuable resource for home, school, or counseling settings.
Molly –
Practical and easy for kids!
Laura McGraw –
A good workbook for young kids who are learning how to self soothe and regulate themselves.
Crystal –
My 6 year old son loved completing the activities in this workbook. We worked through it together. It has helped him find some other ways we can talk about his feelings and he feels more in control and able to use words to express himself instead of tantrums.