Let’s go through the emojis one by one and match them to the correct emotion words from the Word Bank.
We have 12 emojis and 12 words — so each emoji matches exactly one word.
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Row 1:
1. 😢 Crying face with tears → This is
SAD
2. 😜 Winking face with tongue out → This is
SILLY/FUNNY
3. 😍 Heart eyes → This is
IN LOVE
4. 😰 Sweaty, worried-looking face → This is
WORRIED
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Row 2:
5. 😄 Big smiling face with open mouth → This is
HAPPY
6. 😳 Blushing, slightly nervous face → This is
EMBARRASSED
7. 😴 Sleeping face with “Zzz” → This is
SLEEPY
8. 🥶 Blue frozen face with icicles → This is
COLD
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Row 3:
9. 😠 Red angry face with furrowed brows → This is
ANGRY
10. 🙂 Simple smiling face → This is
HAPPY? Wait — we already used HAPPY! Let’s check again.
Wait — let’s list all emojis again carefully:
Actually, looking at Row 3:
- First emoji: 😠 Angry →
ANGRY
- Second emoji: 🙂 Smiling → This is likely
HAPPY (but we already assigned HAPPY to #5? Hmm — maybe we made a mistake.)
Wait — let’s reassign carefully using only the words available:
Word Bank:
HAPPY, SLEEPY, SAD
IN LOVE, WORRIED, SILLY/FUNNY
EXCITED, SURPRISED, SCARED
ANGRY, EMBARRASSED, COLD
That’s 12 words.
Now let’s map each emoji uniquely:
✔ Emoji 1 (crying):
SAD
✔ Emoji 2 (tongue out):
SILLY/FUNNY
✔ Emoji 3 (heart eyes):
IN LOVE
✔ Emoji 4 (sweaty worry):
WORRIED
✔ Emoji 5 (big grin):
EXCITED — yes! That’s more excited than just happy.
✔ Emoji 6 (blushy):
EMBARRASSED
✔ Emoji 7 (sleeping):
SLEEPY
✔ Emoji 8 (frozen):
COLD
✔ Emoji 9 (angry red):
ANGRY
✔ Emoji 10 (simple smile):
HAPPY
✔ Emoji 11 (worried/scared look):
SCARED — eyes wide, mouth down
✔ Emoji 12 (shocked/gasping):
SURPRISED
Perfect — now we’ve used all 12 words without repetition.
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Final Matching:
Row 1:
- 😢 → SAD
- 😜 → SILLY/FUNNY
- 😍 → IN LOVE
- 😰 → WORRIED
Row 2:
- 😄 → EXCITED
- 😳 → EMBARRASSED
- 😴 → SLEEPY
- 🥶 → COLD
Row 3:
- 😠 → ANGRY
- 🙂 → HAPPY
- 😟 → SCARED
- 😲 → SURPRISED
All matched correctly.
Final Answer:
SAD, SILLY/FUNNY, IN LOVE, WORRIED, EXCITED, EMBARRASSED, SLEEPY, COLD, ANGRY, HAPPY, SCARED, SURPRISED
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of emotional vocabulary worksheet.