Try the free Kids Feelings Chart Maker here on ilmhunt.com. It works right in your browser, with no sign-up, no download, and no payment. Open this page on a phone, a tablet, or a classroom computer, and the tool is ready in seconds.
Young children often cannot say how they feel, but they can point to a face. A feelings chart gives them that shortcut, and it gives adults a daily check-in that takes one minute. This free maker lets you pick the feeling faces that fit your class or your child, build a chart from them, and print it for the wall, the fridge, or the calm corner.
How to use it: Tap the feeling faces you want on your chart, from happy and calm to worried and frustrated. Press Build my chart to see your chosen faces together in one chart. Press Print chart to print it for the classroom wall or the fridge at home. Ask the child to point to a face each morning and each afternoon. Rebuild the chart any time with different faces as the child grows and learns new feeling words.
Who is it for? This tool is made for nursery and primary teachers, teaching assistants, parents, childminders, and school counsellors. It suits children aged about three to ten, in classrooms, homes, nurseries, and therapy rooms. Anyone who wants children to name their feelings can use it.
Here is an example of the tool in real life. In a Year 2 class, the teacher prints a chart with eight faces and sticks it by the door. Each morning, children point to a face as they walk in. One morning, Mia points to Worried instead of her usual Happy. The teacher has a quiet word, learns Mia is nervous about a spelling test, and gives her extra practice. A one-minute check-in catches a worry early.
Tips for the best results. Start with four to six faces for young children, and add more as their feeling words grow. Always accept the face a child points to, even if it surprises you, and never use the chart as a punishment. The chart works because it is safe: a child who points to Angry should get help, not trouble.
Why does this kind of tool help? Because a clear, step-by-step tool removes guesswork. Instead of wondering what to do next, you follow simple steps and get a clear result. That saves time, cuts stress, and helps children and adults feel more confident about the task.
Your privacy matters. Everything you type into this tool stays in your own browser. Lists that need saving are stored only on your device, never sent to our servers, and no account is needed at any point. If you clear your browser data, saved lists go with it, so keep a printed or written copy of anything important.
Use it anywhere. The tool works on phones, tablets, laptops, and classroom screens, and it needs no special app. At school, project it on the board for the whole class. At home, open it on a tablet at the kitchen table. The buttons are large, the words are plain, and the steps are short on purpose.
Common questions. Do I need an account? No, just open the page and use the tool. Does it cost anything? No, it is free. Can I print the result? Yes, tools with a print or download button give you a clean copy for the wall, the fridge, or a file. Can children use it alone? Young children do best with a grown-up nearby at first, then many can use it on their own.
Make it a habit. Tools work best when they become part of a routine. Use the same tool at the same time each day or each week, so children know what to expect. Short, regular use beats one long session, and a familiar routine helps children feel safe and in control.
Start now. Scroll up to the tool at the top of this page, try it once with a real example, and see how it feels. If it helps, bookmark this page so you can find it again tomorrow. Free tools should be simple, honest, and useful, and that is exactly what this one aims to be.
Versión en español: Creador de Tablas de Emociones – Para la Escuela Primaria