Angry Duck

Worksheet Description

This worksheet is themed around the concept of emotions, using the example of an “Angry Duck”. It provides a space at the top for children to draw what they think made the duck angry, inviting them to interpret the emotion through art. Below the drawing area, there are lines for the students to write a story or explanation about the duck’s anger. This activity allows the child to explore the concept of emotions by visualizing and narrating a cause for the duck’s feelings.

The worksheet is designed to teach students about emotions and storytelling. By drawing, children develop their artistic skills and are encouraged to think about how emotions can be expressed visually. The writing part helps them to construct a narrative, enhancing their literacy and language skills. Moreover, this activity encourages empathy by asking them to consider what might cause someone else to feel angry, and it also improves their ability to connect visual storytelling with written communication.