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Kids English · Lesson 08 — Feelings — How Do You Feel Today?

July 14, 2026 · Sourov · 1 min read

Feelings have names in English. Knowing them helps you tell people how you are.

Examples

  • Happy — you’re smiling.
  • Sad — you want a hug.
  • Tired — you need sleep.
  • Excited — something great is happening!

Practice

Make a face for each feeling: happy, sad, angry, surprised. Can someone at home guess which one you’re showing?

Takeaway: Feelings are universal — once you name them in English, everyone understands.

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