Little Feelings – Toddler Emotion Flash Cards (Tagalog)
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Eight printable watercolour cards with Tagalog emotion words. A gentle way to introduce your little one to feeling words in a second language.
Some of the words my child hears at home aren’t in English. I made this version of the cards because I want her to know what she feels in more than one language.
Little Feelings (Tagalog) is a set of eight printable flash cards pairing soft, hand-painted watercolour portraits with one Tagalog emotion word per card: masaya, malungkot, galit, takot, nasasabik, pagod, kalmado and gulat. The cover instructions stay in English so any caregiver in the home can pick the set up and use it.
Eight cards across two A4 pages, plus a cover with how-to-use guidance.
Print on thick white card stock, cut along the dashed lines, and start naming feelings together in Tagalog.
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