Introduction
Use it like this
How to find out what you're feeling today with the "Mood Meter for Kids"

red area

Get angry
worry
I hate it
I'm anxious
I'm annoyed
be stressed
I'm scared
Get angry

yellow area

Be brave
happy
I'm proud
I'm so touched
Exciting
be overwhelmed
happy
It's fun
get loose

Blue area

I'm lonely
i envy you
sad
I'm depressed
I feel sad
boring
slide on
despair
feel exhausted

Green area

Thank you
It's comfortable
Love
satisfied
Calm
I feel happy
It's peaceful
Relieved
sorry

15 minutes a day,
The magic that changes how our children express their emotions

A copybook of 『Words that Embrace Emotions』, which became a bestseller immediately after its publication with enthusiastic responses from many readers, has been published.
This book contains warm and strong words that author Lee Hyeon-a has said to children and wants to say to them while working as a 'mind pharmacist' in the classroom, comforting their hearts for a long time.


You can write more richly by including all the emotions covered in 『Words that Embrace Emotions』 as well as the 36 emotions included in the 'Mood Meter for Children'.
In addition to the 36 emotions contained in the mood meter, we also include a usage page where you can add new words to your own emotions and write words to comfort yourself.
This activity allows children to broaden their spectrum of colorful emotions.


Try writing an emotional journal for 15 minutes a day, and try writing out words that express your feelings in a neat and tidy handwriting.
I can take care of my emotions and surround my children with kind words that give them strength.
If these words accumulate day by day, children will be able to look at each day with beauty and warmth.


★Features of this book

"Writing Words That Embrace Emotions" was created with the following three features to help children develop emotional intelligence.

1 Emotional Diary: A Mirror to the Heart

Based on the 36 emotions in the 'Mood Meter for Kids', find the words that best match your feelings and write a diary using emotional language.
I can develop the power to express my feelings healthily with the right words.


2. Write Along: A Palette of 36 Emotions to Expand Your Vocabulary

Learning emotion words is like having more colorful crayons on hand.
This book presents children with a palette of 36 emotions.
As 'angry' is subdivided into 'scared', 'furious', and 'anxious', and 'happy' is expanded into 'abrupt', 'overwhelmed', and 'proud', you can express your emotions more accurately and richly.


3 Improving Emotional Literacy: A Strong Foundation for Healthy Relationships

Emotional literacy is the ability to accurately read and understand your own and others' emotions.
This goes beyond simply recognizing emotions, and includes the ability to understand the context and meaning of those emotions, respond appropriately, and empathize with the emotions of others.
By following along with words that support their emotions, children naturally learn how to communicate in a variety of emotional situations.
Improving emotional literacy leads to self-understanding and empathy for others, which will serve as a strong foundation for healthy relationships.