emotion
Think of emotions as different colors in your crayon box. Just like how each crayon has its own color, each emotion has its own feeling. When you’re really happy, it’s like using a bright yellow crayon to draw a sunny day. When you’re sad, it might feel like using a blue crayon for a rainy cloud. These colors are special because they help you show how you feel inside.
Imagine your heart has a garden with many different flowers. Each flower is a different emotion. When you feel angry, it’s like a red rose with sharp thorns. When you feel excited, it’s like a bouncy sunflower reaching for the sun. Just like flowers need sunshine and water, your emotions need time and attention to grow and change.
Your emotions can also be like weather. Sometimes they’re like a sunny day when you’re feeling joyful. Other times, they might be like a stormy day when you’re feeling frustrated. Just like the weather changes, your emotions change too, and that’s okay. They help tell the story of your day, just like a weather report tells you about the sky.