Emotions in Stories
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Emotions in Stories
WALT & Success Criteria
WALT: Identify and name emotions in a story; find clues from words and actions; express an emotion through acting or drawing.
Success criteria: I can name at least three emotions from the story; I can explain one clue (word or action) that shows a feeling; I can act or draw a character showing an emotion.
📚 Part 1: Identify Emotions (Multiple Choice)
✏️ Part 2: Short Answers & Creative Activity
Role-play: In pairs, act out an emotion from the story. Write two clues your partner used to guess your emotion:
Drawing: Or draw a scene showing a character's emotion and label the feeling (use the box below):
Support & Extension
Differentiation: Use emotion cards and sentence starters for Year 1; prompt Year 2 with choices; ask Year 3 to add a synonym or short dialogue.
Extension: Write a short alternate ending where a character shows a different emotion and explain how the story changes.
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