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Feelings Wheel Printable Set

The 130-word feelings wheel, a wheel for kids, a feelings dictionary, 48 feeling cards and mood trackers.

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A printable feelings wheel set for home, classrooms and counseling sessions, built on the full 130-word emotion wheel by Geoffrey Roberts. Print the wheel in color or as a coloring page, start kids on a simpler wheel and a feelings poster, look up what every word means in the feelings dictionary, cut out 48 feeling cards, and track your moods by the day, week, month and year. 24 pages, in US Letter and A4.

Format: Printable PDF · US Letter + A4
License: Personal & Business

Made for you if…

  • You help kids, students or clients put feelings into words
  • You want a feelings wheel on the fridge or the classroom wall, with more than one page to work from
  • You journal and want a simple way to track your moods

What you’ll get done

  • The exact word for a feeling, and what it means
  • A shared vocabulary for family, class or session, with cards to hand around
  • A record of your moods by the day, week, month and year

What’s inside

  1. 01Feelings wheel with all 130 words, in color and as a coloring page
  2. 02Simple feelings wheel (48 words, big type), in color and to color in, and a How are you feeling? poster
  3. 03List of emotions and a 3-page feelings dictionary with a meaning for every word
  4. 04Journal prompts for 48 feelings and a What helps page for each core feeling
  5. 05Daily check-in, weekly tracker, monthly mood calendar and year in pixels
  6. 0648 feeling cards to cut out (6 pages)
  7. 07Two PDFs with the same 24 pages: US Letter and A4

How to use the set

Start with the wheel: pick the core feeling that is closest, move outward to the word that fits best, then finish I feel ___ because ___. The feelings dictionary tells you what each word means, and the journal prompts give you something to write about.

  • Kids: the simple wheel and the poster first, then the full wheel when they are ready.
  • Classrooms and groups: hand around the feeling cards for a morning check-in.
  • Sessions: a shared vocabulary with clients, and trackers to bring back each week.
  • Your own journal: one check-in a day, colored into the month and the year.

Try it first

Get the free feelings wheel PDF, tap through the interactive emotion wheel, or check in on your phone with the free Feelings Wheel app.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Which feelings wheel is it?

The full emotion wheel by Geoffrey Roberts (2015), the 7-core version most people know: Happy, Surprised, Bad, Fearful, Angry, Disgusted and Sad, opening into 41 more specific feelings and 82 precise words. The meanings, prompts and pages are ours.

Can I use it in a classroom or with clients?

Yes. Print as many copies as you need for your own students, clients or groups. Please do not share or resell the files.

What paper size is it?

Both: one PDF in US Letter (8.5 x 11 inches) and one in A4. Print at 100% (Actual size).

Can I use it in GoodNotes?

Yes. Import the PDF into GoodNotes, Notability or any PDF app and write or color on the pages with a stylus.

Is it a download or a subscription?

A one-time download. Pay once and the PDFs are yours to keep and reprint.