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Today I Feel | Kids Feelings & Emotion Chart for Home & School
Today I Feel | Kids Feelings & Emotion Chart for Home & School
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Today I Feel is a thoughtfully designed kids emotion and feelings chart that helps children identify, express, and communicate how they feel each day in a simple, visual, and supportive way.
Designed for kids, parents, teachers, and therapists, this emotional awareness board supports social-emotional learning (SEL), emotional regulation, and daily check-ins, making it easier for children to talk about their emotions instead of acting them out.
Whether used at home, in school, or in therapy settings, Today I Feel creates a safe and consistent space for children to say:
“This is how I feel today.”
Why parents, teachers & therapists love this board
Helps kids recognize and name their emotions
- Supports emotional regulation and self-awareness
- Builds emotional vocabulary and communication skills
- Encourages daily emotional check-ins
- Ideal for calm corners, classrooms, kids’ rooms, and therapy spaces
- Especially helpful for young children, preschoolers, and early school years
This chart is widely used as:
- A kids feelings chart
- A daily mood tracker for children
- A social-emotional learning tool
- A calm corner or classroom emotion board
Appropriate for ages 5–11 and thoughtfully designed to blend beautifully into your child’s room while supporting structure, focus, and emotional growth.
Available Formats
- Acrylic Board: 30 × 40 cm (framed)
- Designed to blend beautifully into kids’ rooms, classrooms, or shared spaces
- A ready-to-hang emotional support tool
Manufacturing & Delivery
- Framed items are manufactured on demand
- Each piece is created specifically for your order
Returns Policy
- Because framed items are made on demand, returns are accepted only in case of product defects upon delivery
- Please inspect your item upon arrival and contact us immediately if there are any issues
Who this product is perfect for
- Parents supporting children’s emotional expression
- Teachers building SEL routines in classrooms
- Therapists and counselors working with kids
- Homeschooling families
- Calm corners and emotional regulation spaces
- A thoughtful, meaningful gift for families with young children
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