How Are You Feeling Classroom Anchor Chart

Help young learners identify, understand, and express their emotions with this engaging “How Are You Feeling?” classroom anchor chart. Designed for Kindergarten, first grade, and second grade classrooms, this visual social-emotional learning (SEL) guide introduces four common feelings—happy, sad, angry, and worried—and provides simple strategies students can use to respond to each emotion in positive ways. By connecting emotions with healthy coping strategies, this chart helps children build self-awareness, emotional regulation, and confidence in the classroom. Perfect for social-emotional learning lessons, classroom discussions, calm-down corners, counseling spaces, and daily classroom reference, this poster encourages students to recognize their feelings and communicate them in healthy, age-appropriate ways. Meet the Nyla Classroom System™ — a character-driven, color-coded collection of anchor charts designed to help young learners build routines, strengthen academic skills, and feel confident in the classroom. Each chart features soft watercolor illustrations, consistent language, and familiar characters, organized into four easy-to-use categories: Classroom Culture (green), Reading (blue), Writing (purple), and Math (orange). This chart is part of the Classroom Culture collection, which helps students develop positive habits, strong character, emotional awareness, and respectful classroom behaviors that support a successful learning environment. Meet Nyla, the Reading Explorer™! Nyla is an adventurous 8-year-old who believes every book opens the door to a new adventure. Alongside her friends Ryan, Wren, and Manuel, she helps young learners build confidence, develop important life skills, and discover the joy of learning.