Color Your Feelings: 2027 Yearly Tracker

$4.00

A whole year of feelings, one colored picture a day. Twelve 2027 calendar pages where each day gets the color that matches the mood.

What’s inside

  • 13 pages: a how-to cover with the color key and 12 monthly calendars, January to December 2027
  • Each month has a themed picture for every day to color in
  • Color key: Blue (sad, tired, sick), Green (happy, calm, focused), Yellow (worried, silly, excited), Red (mad, frustrated, scared)

Skills it builds

  • Naming and tracking feelings over time
  • Self-awareness and noticing patterns
  • Coloring and pencil control
  • Daily check-in routines

How to use

Each day, color that day’s picture with the color that matches how your child feels, in the morning or at day’s end for how the day felt overall. By the end of the month the page becomes a colorful picture of feelings over time; look at it together and talk about what you notice. Works at home, in a classroom calm-down corner or in therapy. Prep time: 1 minute a month.

You’ll need

Blue, green, yellow and red crayons or markers.

From a pediatric OT

Made by Ms. Aviv, a licensed pediatric occupational therapist, and used with real kids before it reaches you. Print-ready PDF on US Letter (prints on A4 with “fit to page”).

A whole year of feelings, one colored picture a day. Twelve 2027 calendar pages where each day gets the color that matches the mood.

What’s inside

  • 13 pages: a how-to cover with the color key and 12 monthly calendars, January to December 2027
  • Each month has a themed picture for every day to color in
  • Color key: Blue (sad, tired, sick), Green (happy, calm, focused), Yellow (worried, silly, excited), Red (mad, frustrated, scared)

Skills it builds

  • Naming and tracking feelings over time
  • Self-awareness and noticing patterns
  • Coloring and pencil control
  • Daily check-in routines

How to use

Each day, color that day’s picture with the color that matches how your child feels, in the morning or at day’s end for how the day felt overall. By the end of the month the page becomes a colorful picture of feelings over time; look at it together and talk about what you notice. Works at home, in a classroom calm-down corner or in therapy. Prep time: 1 minute a month.

You’ll need

Blue, green, yellow and red crayons or markers.

From a pediatric OT

Made by Ms. Aviv, a licensed pediatric occupational therapist, and used with real kids before it reaches you. Print-ready PDF on US Letter (prints on A4 with “fit to page”).