feeling and emotions

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Across
  1. 1. Fear is your body and mind's way of telling you that something may be dangerous or scary. Your heart may race, your stomach may tighten, and you may feel the want to leave or hide. It's like being in a dark room with no idea what's around you.
  2. 4. It is like having too many things all over the place, but in your mind or emotions. It may feel as if your thoughts are confused, like a room full of spread toys or papers. You may feel confused, overwhelmed, or unclear about what to do next.
  3. 7. It is like having sunlight inside of you. Your body feels light, your face may smile and you may find yourself laughing or jumping about. It makes you feel wonderful and allows you to appreciate the moment.
  4. 8. It is like holding a heavy cloud within you. Your body may feel fatigued, your eyes could be filled up with tears, and you may be unwilling to speak or interact.
  5. 9. It occurs when you get flooded with emotion to a level where tears flow from your eyes. You could feel extremely sad, hurt, or overwhelmed.
Down
  1. 2. It is a powerful emotion that you feel when something appears unfair, incorrect, or frustrating. It can make your body tense, your breathing quick, and your face feel heated.
  2. 3. It is the outcome of your body and mind slowing down and feeling heavy, similar to a battery running out of power. Your eyes may begin to closed, your head may droop, and you may yawn frequently.
  3. 5. It is wanting to communicate or participate but feeling nervous or unwilling. Your face may feel heated, your heart may race, and you may find yourself at a loss for words.
  4. 6. It is like your brain freezing for a while because something surprising or unexpected has occurred. Your eyes may widen, your heart may miss a beat, and you may gasp or feel rooted in place.
  5. 8. It occurs when your body does not feel well. You can feel extremely tired, unfocused, or weak as if you have no energy. A fever might cause you to feel hot and sweaty or cold and freezing. Your head may ache, and even simple tasks like as standing or eating might be uncomfortable. It's as if your body needs you to rest to recover.