Free Social Emotional Worksheets for Preschool (PDF)

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Feelings and Social Skills worksheets for ages 3 to 5. Learning to name feelings and get along with others is a big part of preschool. These free printable worksheets help children talk about emotions, practice kindness and manners, follow routines, and learn calm-down choices.

  • 8 free PDF packs
  • 39 printable pages
  • A4 size
  • Ages 3–5

Hands-on first. Worksheets are one tool among many. Use short sessions of 5 to 15 minutes, add play, songs, and books, and stop when your child has had enough.

How to Print These Worksheets on A4 Paper

1Download

Tap Download PDF on any worksheet pack. It saves to your device.

2Open and print

Open the PDF and choose Print. Select A4 paper.

3Use actual size

Choose “Actual size” or 100% scale, not “Fit.” This keeps lines and rulers correct.

4Save ink

Pick “Draft” or print only the pages you need. Black and white works for most pages.

8 Free Feelings and Social Skills Worksheet Packs

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Feelings Faces worksheet preview

Feelings Faces

Match faces to feelings and trace feeling words.

  • 8 pages
  • A4 PDF
  • Emotion words
How Do I Feel? worksheet preview

How Do I Feel?

Finish sentences about feelings and draw what happens.

  • 6 pages
  • A4 PDF
  • Self-awareness
Kindness Counts worksheet preview

Kindness Counts

Track kind acts all week and draw your kindest moment.

  • 3 pages
  • A4 PDF
  • Kindness and empathy
Sharing and Turn-Taking worksheet preview

Sharing and Turn-Taking

Practice sharing, waiting, and taking turns.

  • 4 pages
  • A4 PDF
  • Social skills
My Family worksheet preview

My Family

Draw your family and talk about the people you love.

  • 4 pages
  • A4 PDF
  • Family and identity
Daily Routines worksheet preview

Daily Routines

Put daily routine pictures in order and track your day.

  • 6 pages
  • A4 PDF
  • Sequencing and independence
Calm Down Choices worksheet preview

Calm Down Choices

Pictures and words for calming down big feelings.

  • 4 pages
  • A4 PDF
  • Self-regulation

Tips for Using These Worksheets

  • Start with your child’s interest. Pick a pack that matches what they are curious about this week.
  • Do one or two pages at a time. Short and happy beats long and tiring.
  • Use crayons, pencils, or finger tracing. Chunky crayons are easier for small hands.
  • Celebrate effort. Praise trying, not perfect lines.
  • Reuse pages. Slide a page into a clear sleeve and use a washable dry-erase marker.
  • Pair with real play. Count real objects, trace letters in sand, and sing the alphabet.

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Credits and Sources

These worksheets are free for personal use at home and for use with children in your own classroom or childcare setting. Please do not sell or republish them. They are general educational resources, not a test or a diagnosis. Always supervise children with crayons, pencils, and scissors. If you have a concern about your child’s development, talk with your child’s doctor or teacher.