This lovely PowerPoint helps children learn about different emotional feelings by looking at different pictures of children and working out what their mood might be. Are they smiling? Scowling? Hiding their face? What do these cues mean in terms of their emotions? Children can shout out what they think or maybe even use whiteboards to suggest their emotions and feelings - why not get them to draw some emojis whilst they're at it?

A common opening question is “how are you feeling?” most applicants will say “a little nervous..” but to influence the interview you can edit the example answer below to make it relevant to your own experience and job sector An example of this would be if your friend wasn’t feeling physically well in the morning and they went to take a nap. When they woke up, you might ask them, ‘how are you feeling now?’ This implies a comparison between how they feel currently versus how they were feeling before their nap.It’s natural for the things you’re grateful for—such as financial stability, the company of family or partners during isolation, or good health that makes you less at risk for serious complications—to be shadowed by an awareness that not everyone is in a similar position. Don’t beat yourself up for what you do have, and maybe ask yourself if you’re in a position to help others (which might have the added bonus of making you feel better too).

Feel (sense, opinion or perception) is one of those verbs that are normally used in the simple form because they refer to states, rather than actions or processes. However, some of these verbs may be used in the continuous form but with a different meaning. For instance: I am feeling much better now; I feel good to be here. I’m so sorry you weren’t feeling well this morning. Did taking a nap help? How are you feeling now?” I feel like a compass, firmly making my way through the travails of life’ might as well be your preferred choice of response when someone asks you how you’re feeling. Like ‘how are you feeling now,’ ‘how are you feeling today’ can refer to someone’s physical or emotional health. If your friend’s dog passed away, for example, and they were very upset when you spoke with them several days ago, you might ask, ‘how are you feeling today’ to show that you want to know whether their emotional state has improved.Final Thoughts About ‘How Are You Feeling Now/Today’ What Does 'How Are You Feeling Now/Today?' Mean? According to a medical journal from the British Medical Association, proper communication between a clinician and patient is crucial for successful treatment. You will often encounter acquaintances in your everyday life, but also in your professional life at work. In these situations, it is essential that you know how to talk to these acquaintances at work properly.