This document provides a vocabulary list of emotions and feelings. It then presents activities to practice using feeling adjectives in sentences to describe different situations. The warm up activity asks students to say how they feel in various scenarios. Later activities involve students asking each other questions to fill in missing details about people's feelings and reasons for those feelings. The goal is to practice using emotion words accurately in sentences.

1. Key Vocabulary
proud
disgusted
full
angry
surprised
jealous
confused
worried
embarrassed
excited
tired
frustrated
emotional
foolish
nervous
scared
shy
Emotions
Language Target: Use of “Feeling Adjectives” in sentences
_________________________________________________________________________
Warm Up:
How do you feel when?
i. meet your friends.
ii. come to school.
iii. go back home.
iv. learn new things.
v. your parents scold you.
vi. you don’t do your HW.
vii. you go on a picnic.
viii. you work all day.
ix. your friends are late.
x. you have to give a speech.
xi. win a prize.
Activity 2: (Oral Practice)
Q: Say three sentences about different situations that make you feel,
(When do you feel ------?)
i. Comfortable (I feel comfortable to--------)
ii. Disappointed ( I feel disappointed when I -----)
iii. Bored (I feel bored after + Ving -----)
iv. Shy
v. Foolish
vi. Scared
vii. Jealous
viii. Confused
ix. Nervous
x. Annoyed

2. Activity 3:
Specimen question and answer for more practice. (Use different emotions)
Q: What makes you feel bored?
Ans: My homework makes me feel bored.
Activity 4: (Work in Pair)
Find out the missing information by asking your classmates questions.
Practice making sentences about each person.
Name Feeling Reason
Linda tired
Yung Grandmother died
Natalia Frustrated
Morris Broke his leg
Monique Scared
Monica Weather is nice
Ted Thirsty
Anthony Disappointed
Carla Disgusted
Pam Granddaughter graduated
Prepared by Ms Ishrat Khan
The Pinnacle School
Scared, pleased, hungry, proud, brave, thirsty,
Heartbroken, shocked, sick, hot, cold,
Cross, displeased, irritated, impatient,
Arrogant, offended, aggressive, awkward