PSHE Practice Test (Social Education): Emotions - How Our Feelings Affect Us And Others - Age 7-11 — Flashcards | Personal, Social, Health and Economic Education (PSHE) | FatSkills

PSHE Practice Test (Social Education): Emotions - How Our Feelings Affect Us And Others - Age 7-11 — Flashcards

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The feelings we have are called emotions. Emotions describe the way we feel at different times and can change quickly from one moment to the next. Some emotions are nice to feel and some are harder to deal with but all emotions are important and it is okay to talk about our emotions with others. 

Happiness, anger, fear, sadness, disgust and surprise are some big emotions. There are many more. It is important that you can start to identify which emotions you are feeling and why - as well being able to tell what emotions are being felt by those around you so that you can respond in an appropriate way.

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If you broke your teacher’s favourite cup, what emotion might YOU feel?
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