😊 Happy or Sad?

⏱ 5 minutes · 📚 CELTA-informed · 🎯 Cambridge A2

📖 From the teacher’s desk: In my multicultural classrooms at ELT Hub in Brittany, I quickly learned that emotions are universal but expressions are cultural. My students from different countries showed feelings very differently! Being able to name and talk about your emotions in English is a hugely important life skill — for children and adults alike.

🎯 By the end of this lesson, you can: name 8 emotions in English and use “I feel…” sentences.

🔥 Warm Up (1 min)

Make a face! 😊 Show your partner (or the mirror!) what these faces look like:
HAPPY → SAD → ANGRY → SURPRISED
Can you guess what emotion each face shows?

📖 Learn It (2 min)

✏️ Try It (2 min)

Match the situation to the emotion:

1. It’s your birthday! → I feel _______.
2. You lost your toy. → I feel _______.
3. You saw a big spider! → I feel _______.
4. You have nothing to do. → I feel _______.

🎭 Emotion charades! Act out an emotion without speaking. Can your family guess it in English?

Cambridge CELTA course completed — 120 supervised teaching hours, 4 written assignments passed at the required standard.

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