Do a Kimochis® Check-in once a week or once a day. Consider allowing children to call for a Kimochis® Check-in at any time! When upset feelings are present, learning is less likely to happen. You can also call a check-in for a happy reason.
Print our English Feeling Chart to keep your feelings reference on hand.
If you want to help Kimochis® help more people by translating our materials, please send your translations to support@kimochis.com.
I am a clinical psychologist that works with the Punjabi community and wanted to share your feelings chart with families. However the Punjabi translation is incorrect for the feelings chart, could I send in the correct translations?
We welcome your input at support@kimochis.com.
Hello! I am an early childhood mental health counselor. I am downloading all feelings charts for my families and want to check that the Punjabi translation has been corrected? I am messaging a few years later on December 29th, 2025. Thanks!
Hello Emily
We are sorry for late reply, here are the Punjabi resources for you 🙂
Punjabi – Feeling Flashcards: https://www.kimochisway.com/wp-admin/post.php?post=54737&action=edit
Punjabi – Feeling Chart: https://www.kimochisway.com/wp-admin/post.php?post=54483&action=edit
Please let us know if there is anything else we can do for you.
Regards
Social emotional health is imperative for our children… understanding big feelings is becoming a norm for our youngest children
it is 🙂
Noticed the feeling’s Sleepy and Optimistic are not on the resource. Is this correct and is there a plan for it to be updated or is it somewhere else on the website? Thankyou
Hi there,
I was wondering if you had feelings with the ASL sign?
It would be super helpful for our hearing impaired and ASD students.
Thank you for your consideration.
This is an excellent question. Please reach out to us at support@kimochis.com and we’d love to work together.
Hello! Were any ASL sign materials added to your curriculum, either as a feelings chart or in other ways?