The purpose of this study is to design teaching and learning using Robert Flutchik's emotional analysis theory ‘Wheel of emotions’ to express one’s emotions through movement in elementary students’ dance education. Applying the five steps of ADDIE the analysis (A) applied the principle of selecting and applying the goals of teaching and learning design through literature analysis related to the theoretical background and creative movement of children and interviews with 7 learners and elementary school teachers. Design (D) is an introduction-development-ending teaching and learning process and is specified as emotional recognition, emotional transfer, complex emotional application and voluntary expression practice. In the development (D) teaching and learning design was classified into primary basic emotions and movements, secondary complex emotions and movements and tertiary deep emotions and movements and suggested a method of utilizing teaching and learning design. In order to prevent the researcher's bias or dogmatic research direction the implementation (I) reinforced the reality of the utilization tool that went through a group meeting of 5 experts. correction requests and orders from the field teacher. The evaluation (E) went through a process of reflecting the revision and supplementation by conducting the final evaluation of the expert. By presenting an emotional process teaching and learning design that can define basic emotions to complex emotions to children who have difficulty finding their emotions in a timely manner it was possible for educators to apply them to emotional understanding and communication through sharing children's emotions. Through the teaching and learning design of emotional cognition teachers are expected to conduct creative dance education flexibly and children's ability to pay attention to their own emotions will improve. Furthermore it is expected to improve the difficulty of emitting emotions and expand the value of emotional expression by revealing one's emotions to the fullest.