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Working with your friends made the day better.
Volunteering made me feel cheerful / pleased.
You didn’t know what to do at first.
I felt confused.
People said “thank you” and smiled at you.
I felt appreciated.
The bus was late, and you arrived late to volunteer.
I felt worried / upset.
You helped many people, but you were very tired.
To be honest, I was a little bit stressed, but I felt grateful.
I was __________ when I didn’t understand the instructions.
Visiting the orphanage made me feel __________. Donating old clothes made me feel __________.
To be honest, I was a little bit __________ because the work was hard.
I feel __________ after helping at the food bank.
Say “Positive” or “Negative”, then make a short sentence. Appreciated
Positive Example: I felt appreciated.
Say “Positive” or “Negative”, then make a short sentence. Confused
Negative Example: I felt confused.
Say “Positive” or “Negative”, then make a short sentence. Helpful
Positive Example: Volunteering made me feel helpful.
Say “Positive” or “Negative”, then make a short sentence. Worried
Negative Example: I was worried.
Say “Positive” or “Negative”, then make a short sentence. Excited
Positive Example: I feel excited.
Feeling worried or unhappy
Upset
Feeling happy and smiling a lot
Cheerful
Feeling unhappy because something didn’t happen as expected
Disappointed
Feeling nervous because there is too much work
Stressed
Feeling happy and thankful
Grateful
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