📖 Lesson Pre-A1 Speaking👫 People & Relationships

😊 How Do You Feel?

In this important lesson, young learners will discover how to express their feelings in English. Students will name 12 feeling words, use 'I am happy' and 'I feel sad' to describe emotions, ask 'How are you?' and 'What's wrong?', explain reasons using 'because', and use he/she/they with feelings. The lesson includes a random mood game, interactive quiz, vocabulary exercises, and a feelings diary creative task.

🧒 Kids (6–10) schedule 30 min signal_cellular_alt Easy visibility 138

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12 feeling cards with emoji, word and description

translate Key Vocabulary

happysadangrytiredscaredsurprisedsickhungrythirstyboredexcitedbravefeelbecausewrong

auto_fix_high Grammar Points

I am + feeling (I am happy.)
I feel + feeling (I feel sad.)
How are you? — I'm fine / I'm tired.
I'm + feeling + because + reason
He is / She is / They are + feeling

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