Kids Feelings Chart for Faith Conversations

This chart uses kid-friendly faces and words to help children identify what they’re feeling when words are hard to find. Parents can use it to check in after school, before bed, or during tough moments, then gently connect emotions to Scripture, prayer, and healthy responses. Place it in small group rooms, send it home as part of a mental health resource pack, or recommend it to families who are navigating big feelings and need a simple tool to open up conversation.

A kid-friendly feelings chart that helps children name what they are feeling and gives parents a simple place to begin a caring, faith-shaped conversation.

When to Use It

Use this during seasons of big feelings or when families need an easy way to begin an honest conversation.

How to Use It

• Print copies for small-group rooms, check-in areas, or family take-homes
• Encourage parents to use it after school, before bed, or during a hard moment
• Suggest one simple follow-up question, prayer, or Scripture connection