Emotion words in English are essential ESL vocabulary — children need to express how they feel at school, on the playground and in the classroom from day one. Learning to say 'I am happy', 'I feel sad' or 'I am scared' in English gives ESL children critical communication skills for school readiness.
These are the key emotion words in English covered in the app:
ESL children who can name their emotions in English are better equipped to communicate with teachers, make friends and navigate classroom situations. When a child can say 'I feel scared' or 'I am happy today' in English, teachers can respond appropriately and classmates can connect. Emotion vocabulary is also central to English social-emotional learning (SEL) programs taught in most preschools and kindergartens.
The app teaches the emotion words ESL children need from their very first day at school — from 'happy' and 'sad' to 'scared' and 'surprised' — words that appear in every preschool SEL program.
Children hear each emotion word pronounced naturally in English — building confidence to use these words with teachers, classmates and in the school environment.
English emotion vocabulary is core to SEL programs — children who can name their feelings in English can fully participate in emotion-check activities, classroom discussions and conflict resolution.
Learn emotion words in English with picture flashcards and native audio. Free on iOS and Android.