Feelings
Look at the faces and listen. Then tap the face that shows how someone feels.
How do I feel?
I'm happy, happy, happy. I smile and clap.
Do it: Smile and clapI'm sad, sad, sad. I need a hug.
Do it: Give yourself a hugI'm sleepy, sleepy, sleepy. I yawn and stretch.
Do it: Yawn and stretchI'm surprised! Oh! My eyes are wide.
Do it: Open your eyes wideI'm angry, angry, angry. I breathe in, breathe out.
Do it: Take a big slow breath
How do they feel?
Sam has a new puppy. How does Sam feel?
Ava dropped her ice cream. How does Ava feel?
It is bedtime and Leo is yawning. How does Leo feel?
Thiri opens a surprise box. How does Thiri feel?
For grown-ups
Talking about feelings in English, and in your home language, helps children to name what they feel. Ask: How do you feel today? Show me with your face.
Every feeling is allowed. The angry face is there so that children can say how they feel, not to say it is bad.
Nothing is timed and nothing is sent anywhere. Stars and stickers stay on this device. The sound button at the bottom left turns sound effects off.
This matches Level 0, week 6: Feelings.