Learn About Feelings Flipbook
An interactive flipbook that teaches kids to identify, understand, and manage emotions through engaging visuals, guided prompts, and activities that build emotional intelligence.
$23.95
Quantity:
2026 Kindergarten Curriculum Kit
Learn About Feelings Flipbook
Learn About Feelings Flipbook helps young children recognize emotions, talk about them, and consider appropriate responses through hands-on discussion and play. Designed for kindergarten-aged learners, this interactive flipbook combines colorful illustrations, reusable stickers, and guided conversation prompts to make emotional learning concrete and approachable.
Each emotion is explored through multiple illustrated scenes that encourage children to identify what a character might be feeling and why. The included discussion prompts help parents move beyond simply naming emotions to exploring what causes them, how they affect behavior, and how people can respond thoughtfully.
Children can personalize the scenes using reusable thought bubbles, speech balloons, stickers, and a dry-erase marker. Additional activities invite them to draw facial expressions, complete "When I feel... I can..." pages, and practice connecting emotions with healthy choices.
The strength of this flipbook is its balance of structure and flexibility. Younger children can focus on identifying basic emotions, while older or more expressive children can use the scenes to discuss empathy, communication, and problem-solving. The guided prompts make it easy for parents to have meaningful conversations without needing to create discussion questions themselves.
By giving children repeated opportunities to notice, name, and discuss emotions, Learn About Feelings Flipbook helps build the vocabulary and awareness that support healthy communication and stronger relationships.
How to Use the Learn About Feelings Flipbook
- A pace of one or two emotions per month works well for most families. This gives your child plenty of time to explore each feeling through discussion, play, and real-life experiences before moving on to the next one.
- Choose an emotion that your child has been experiencing recently, or simply work through the flipbook in order. As you look through the illustrated scenarios together, ask your child what is happening in each picture and how the characters might be feeling. Encourage him to explain what clues helped him reach that conclusion.
- Use the discussion questions on the back of each scene to connect the illustrations to your child's own experiences. These conversations are where much of the learning takes place, helping children move beyond recognizing emotions to understanding them.
- Encourage your child to personalize the activities with the dry-erase marker, stickers, thought bubbles, and speech balloons. He can draw facial expressions, add dialogue, or create new situations that relate to the featured emotion.
- Return to emotions multiple times throughout the year. As children mature, they often notice new details, make deeper connections, and develop a broader emotional vocabulary. When a strong emotion shows up in daily life, revisiting the matching section of the flipbook can provide a natural starting point for a helpful conversation.
Publisher: Spark Innovations
UPC: 860041745932
Copyright: 2021
Made in: China
Age Recommendation: 3+
Grade Recommendation: Preschool+
Faith-Based: No
Consumable: No
“Learn About Feelings flipbook will help you teach your children about many emotions, including happiness, sadness, fear, excitement, embarrassment, surprise, frustration, and anger.” Read the Review
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- December 9, 2025
Son Loves this Resource!
Sarah T.
This emotions flipbook is such a great resource for discussing feelings. Pictures show a situation and questions on the backside guide a discussion of what the people are feeling based on facial expressions and posture, then lead into hypothetical situations for the child to give suggestions for what the person in the picture could do. This is a great opportunity for my son to think through how to respond in situations that he may find himself in. He loves this portion of our school day, and if I didn’t limit him to 1-2 pictures at a time, we would be finished with this resource already! We went through 1-2 pages behind each emotion, and now we’re going back through using the next 1-2 pictures for each emotion. He loves storytelling, so this is a great opportunity to feed that while also building emotional literacy and preparing for how to respond in situations. I also appreciate that the pictures are sometimes about adults. I hope this helps him to see that people of all ages feel scared or sad or embarrassed, as well as happy, excited, etc. I look forward to using other resources in this series at other grade levels.
- September 17, 2024
Flipbook
Carol A.
I have a 4 YO granddaughter that needs a lot of help in channeling her emotions and feelings. I ordered this flipbook to help in this area before she can head to kindergarten. I try to do an emotion a day (or every other day) with her and occasionally we review a previous emotion or two if she is engaged. She wasn't enthusiastic the first few days of using this book so I skipped it for a couple of days and then went back. Now she is asking to do the next emotion in the flipbook (we haven't gone through the whole book yet). I let her control the marker and she circles the face of the person and the reason for the emotion while we talk about what is happening in the pictures. So far she is loving erasing and starting over for reviews. She is even telling her parents what emotion she learned at Grandma's house today! Can't ask for anything more when a child is engaged in learning! I think repetition will be the key as she relearns and talks about handling her emotions.
