Preschool Social Emotional Worksheets

5 strands5 ready to print51 worksheetsUS Letter or A4

All about me, feelings, family, community helpers, healthy habits, safety and manners, with big friendly pictures.

The all about me and feelings year, in order

Start with all about me and feelings, then family and helpers, then taking care of me and getting along.

  1. All about me

    10 sheets ready

    Who I am: my face, my hands, my age, my favorite things and what I can do.

  2. Feelings

    9 sheets ready

    Naming feelings from faces, telling how I feel and simple ways to calm down.

  3. Family and community

    12 sheets ready

    The people in my family and the helpers in my community.

  4. Taking care of me

    14 sheets ready

    Healthy habits like washing hands and brushing teeth, and staying safe.

  5. Getting along

    6 sheets ready

    Manners, kindness, sharing, taking turns and good listening.

About preschool social emotional

Preschool is where children learn who they are, how they feel and how to get along with others. These social emotional worksheets cover the topics preschool classrooms come back to all year: all about me, feelings, my family, community helpers, healthy habits, safety and manners.

Every page has one simple job and one short direction for a grown-up to read. Children color, circle, draw a line, cut and glue, build with playdough or trace a few big words. Nothing needs reading. Pages with one right answer have an answer key on page 2, and every cut and paste page has a no-cut twin.

All sheets are black and white, print on US Letter or A4 and are free to download.

Questions

What is social emotional learning in preschool?

It is how young children learn to understand themselves, name and manage their feelings, make friends and follow routines. It matters as much as letters and numbers for being ready for kindergarten.

Can preschoolers do worksheets about feelings and manners?

Yes, when the page is mostly pictures and talk. Each sheet here is a starting point for a conversation, with one simple job like circling, matching or coloring.

Do these worksheets need reading?

No. A grown-up reads the one short direction. Children answer with crayons, scissors, glue and playdough, and trace only a few big words.

Are there answer keys?

Yes. Pages with one right answer, such as matching and sorting pages, have an answer key on page 2 of the PDF.