Flashcards and Posters :

• Feelings (mes-english.com)
  - More here
  
  
  
  
  

• Emotions (smc.edu/harrop_adrianne)
  
  
  
  
  
• Emotions - Flashcards : Embarrassed, scared, shy, surprised, happy, mad, sad, stubborn, excited, ashamed, worried, angry + Cliparts
  (abcteach.com)
  
  
  
  

• How Do You Feel Today? (angiogram.com)
  
  

• Feelings and Conditions (aussi en ESPAGNOL) flashcards
  Click on Flashcard Library on the right.
  (esl-library.com)
  
  

• Recommended Emoticons and Smileys for Email Communication (windweaver)
  happy, smiling, laughing - feeling stupid, tired - affirming, supporting - teasing, mischievous - unhappy, sad - hugs and kisses - angry, sarcastic - trying to communicate - surprised, incredulous, skeptical - miscellaneous
  For example :
  :'-( crying and really sad

• Phobias Of The Rich And Famous - ex :
  "Tennis champ André Agassi has a phobia of spiders...
  Film director Alfred Hitchcock had a peculiar fear of eggs...
  Country star Lyle Lovett reportedly is afraid of cows."
  (coolquiz.com)

• Automat' by Edward Hopper - Time Magazine Cover (Aug. 28, 1995) - (time.com)
  
  

Listening :

• Yap-lication unlocks canine moods
  "The nuances of a dog's barks, howls, yaps and growls can now apparently be discerned by a new computer program
  developed by Hungarian scientists."
  (BBC)

  

• Everyday English in Conversation - Listening
  Eating / Emotions / Fashion / Friendship / Health / Housing / Life / Memory / Money /
  Romance / Shopping / Time / Traveling / Vacation / Weather / Work
  (Focus English)

• Which woman is it? (elllo.org)
  "Listen to three situations about three different women. What are they feeling and why?"

• Which man is it? (elllo.org)
  "You will hear how four men are feeling. Get your guy!"

• Feelings (with SOUND) - (kizclub)
  
  

Vocabulary and Information :

• How are you feeling today ? (bitsntips.files.wordpress.com)
  
  
  

• Vocabulary of Emotions (sba.pdx.edu)

• Dealing with feelings - Confused, sad, mad, glad?
  "Check out this section to learn about these emotions and many more - and how to deal with them."
  (kidshealth)

• How you feel - How people can be - a list of adjectives (englisch-hilfen.de)
  
  

• afraid / scared - frightening / terrifying (BBC) :
  "There are differences in use and I shall try to illustrate these."

• The Phobias - définitions (ojohaven)

• Phobias (list) - What are you afraid of? (coolquiz.com)
  
  
  
  
• Ed/Ing Emotion Adjectives (eslprof) :
  "I spilled water on my pants.
  I feel, I am... embarrassed.
  This is, It is... embarrassing." (NO exercises)

• -ed / -ing adjectives - (trussel)
  "Many English adjectives of emotion/feeling are formed from the -ed / -ing forms of verbs: positive / negative" - 4 columns : VERB / -ed / -ing / NOUN
  (NO exercises)

Idioms :

• Essential Idioms - interactive exercises and worksheets (autoenglish.org)
  Emotions

• Emotions idioms - anger (BBC)

• see Idiomes dans les chansons

Sayings :

• Wise sayings (wiseoldsayings) :
  • Laugh and the world laughs with you; cry and you cry alone. - Horace (65-8 BC)
  • Laugh every day; it's like inner jogging. - unknown
  • Laughter is the best medicine. - unknown
  • Sorrow is to the soul, as worm is to wood.- Turkish (on joy and sorrow)
  • The heart at rest sees a feast in everything. - Hindu (Asian Indian) (on attitude)
  • The sight of books removes sorrows from the heart. - Moroccan (on books and writers)

   

INTERACTIVE exercises :

• Sadness - an interactive quiz (BBC)

• Emotions (yindii.com)
  "Choose the correct emotion for each picture."
  
  

• How do they feel? - "Fais glisser l'élement de droite sur l'élément de gauche." (Hervé Humbert)
  
  
  
  
  
• Smileys and Emoticons - activity created by Renée Maufroid (Ac. Lille)

• Les états, les adjectifs ("hungry, sad, happy, tired"...) - exercices (Hervé Humbert)

• How do you feel? (Descriptive adjectives) - matching exercise (Madrid Teacher)
  
  
  
  

• Feelings - (British Council)
  "On the left are words that describe how we feel.
  On the right is what we can do when we feel like this.
  Can you match the items on the left and right?"
  
  
  
  

• Expressions du visage - Choisir l'adjectif qui convient. (kico4u.de)
  
  

Exercises TO PRINT :

• Negative emotions (daily-english-activities.blogspot.com)
  
  "Which of these words do you think each image represents?
  
  • anger
  • boredom
  • confusion
  • contempt
  • despair
  • fear
  • frustration
  • rage
  • sadness"

  

• Feelings : 2 diaporamas : ADJ 1 - ADJ 2 et une activité à imprimer : Adjectifs à classer - envoyés par Corinne Brugière (Ac. Limoges)
  
  

• Cross Out Puzzle Seven - Moods, Feelings, Looks (speak-read-write.com)

• What are they thinking about ? (strategictransitions)
  
  
  
  

• A Teeny Tiny Book - My Emotions Book - "Use the face parts to show the emotions." (bry-backmanor)
  
  

Lesson plans :

• Understanding Facial Expressions - "Develop your vocabulary for describing emotions."
  (daily-english-activities.blogspot.com)

  

• The "How are you?" Lesson + replies (emotions) - for Beginners
  - with The Song!(mp3) - Computer Game - A4Poster (how to use) - Games
  (genkienglish.net)
  
  

INTERACTIVE games :

• The Feelings Game (dotolearn.com)

  

• Responsive Face - with SOUND
  - "real-time interactive facial animation with convincing emotive expressiveness" (mrl.nyu.edu)
  
  

• The little red ship. - Activity created by Renée Maufroid
  Click to read the story, then play the game.

  

• It's raining words! - feelings . - a game - activity created by Renée Maufroid
  
  
  
  

Poems :

• Emotions Poem
  Click on ENGLISH: / Text Level: Fiction: Poetry / General ideas
  (Primary Resources)

  

Songs :

• Put Your Records On sung by Corinne Bailey Rae :
  "Three little birds, sat on my window.
  And they told me I don't need to worry.
  Summer came like cinnamon
  So sweet,
  Little girls double-dutch on the concrete...
  The more things seem to change, the more they stay the same"
  - with the VIDEO (YouTube)

• Relax! Take It Easy! sung by Mika (You Tube)
  - with the lyrics (mp3lyrics.org) and a worksheet
  

  

• All Shook Up by Elvis Presley

• The "How are you?" Lesson + replies (emotions) - for Beginners
  - with The Song!(mp3) - Computer Game - A4Poster (how to use) - Games
  (genkienglish.net)
  
  

• In My Place by Coldplay :
  "I was scared, I was scared,
  Tired and underprepared,
  But I'll wait for it..."

• Sick and Tired by Anastacia :
  "I'm sad for all the time I had to waste...
  I'm sick and tired
  Of always being sick and tired...
  you didn't care"
  avec Un petit travail sur les paroles de la chanson : Sick and Tired by Anastacia

• Something Beautiful by Robbie Williams :
  "If you're lost, hurt, tired or lonely
  Can't control it try as you might
  May you find that love never leave you
  May you find it by the end of the day
  You WON'T be lost, hurt, tired or lonely
  Something beautiful will come your way"

Conversation questions :

• Emotions - PowerPoint Presentation (primaryresources.co.uk)

  

• Feelings : 2 diaporamas : ADJ 1 - ADJ 2 et une activité à imprimer : Adjectifs à classer - envoyés par Corinne Brugière (Ac. Limoges)
  
  

• Fears (iteslj)

• Stress (iteslj)

• Terror (iteslj)

Cartoons : (Si le lien est inaccessible, enregistrer l'image pour obtenir la taille initiale.)

Tarzan prepares to introduce himself to Jane - bande dessinée	My deepest emotions (Glasbergen)	I made these signs by Glasbergen
Who attacked you on email ?	Angry at the computer	Spending Thanksgiving with the family (cagle.com)

Animations Flash :

• Look at the little movie, then tell the story
  Activity created by: Renée Maufroid
  "Un petit film en flash qui permet de faire travailler le récit avec prolongements possibles bien sûr:
  imaginer la conversation entre le père et la fille,
  imaginer la fin,
  faire raconter l'histoire par la petite fille, etc"

  

Videos :

• Simple Present vs. Present Continuous Tense - Describing activities / Feelings and emotions / Adjectives (YouTube)

   

• LIE TO ME "FACES" PROMO - Commercial
  SCRIPT :
  There are 6 and a half billion people in the world, but we all look the same when we lie :
  dilated pupils, oblique eyebrows, an upturned lip, the smallest lie on your face, the slightest body movement, it all tells a story.
  It may be human nature to lie but the truth is written all over your face.
  (YouTube)

  

   

• Classic Sesame Street - Elmo interviews Candice Bergen
  ex : "How do you look when you're sad ? What makes you angry / happy ?...
  (YouTube)