Worksheet for identifying and expressing feelings and emotions using facial expressions and personal examples.

Final Answer:
angry → frowning face with eyebrows slanted down
embarrassed → blushing face (cheeks pink, neutral mouth)
surprised → open-mouthed round face (O-shaped mouth)
happy → smiling face (upturned mouth, eyes happy)
worried → face with furrowed brows and slight frown
scared → wide-eyed, open-mouthed face with sweat drop (green monster-like)
sad → downturned mouth, neutral eyes
excited → big smile, wide eyes, maybe blushing (red happy face)

But since the task is “Match the faces with the emotions”, and there are 8 faces and 8 emotion words listed, the correct pairings are:

1. Top-left face (frowning, downturned mouth, neutral eyes) → sad
2. Top-right face (slight frown, neutral eyes) → worried
3. Middle-left face (smiling, upturned mouth, happy eyes) → happy
4. Middle-right face (angry eyebrows, tight mouth) → angry
5. Bottom-left face (blushing cheeks, straight mouth) → embarrassed
6. Bottom-right face (wide open O-mouth, round eyes) → surprised
7. Yellow emoji (narrow eyes, tense mouth) → scared
8. Red heart-faced emoji (big smile, sparkling eyes) → excited

However, based on standard layout of this worksheet (common in schools), the intended matching is:

- 😞 (downturned mouth, neutral eyes) → sad
- 😟 (slight frown, worried eyes) → worried
- 😊 (smile, happy eyes) → happy
- 😠 (furrowed brows, tight mouth) → angry
- 🫣 (blushing, neutral mouth) → embarrassed
- 😲 (O-mouth, round eyes) → surprised
- 😨 (wide eyes, open mouth, green) → scared
- 😄 (big grin, red cheeks) → excited

So the final answer as a list of correct matches:

sad — top-left face
worried — middle-right face
happy — middle-left face
angry — bottom-left? Wait—let’s count positions clearly.

Actually, looking at the grid:
There are 4 rows of faces (left column: 3 faces + 1 emoji row; right column: 3 faces + 1 emoji row). But the 8 emotion words are listed vertically in center.

Standard version of this worksheet (Minding Kids) pairs as:

Left column faces (top to bottom):
1. Sad face ( downturned mouth ) → sad
2. Happy face (smile) → happy
3. Angry face (furrowed brows, tight mouth) → angry
4. Blushing face → embarrassed

Right column faces (top to bottom):
1. Worried face (slight frown) → worried
2. Surprised face (O mouth) → surprised
3. Scared face (wide eyes, open mouth, green) → scared
4. Excited face (big smile, red) → excited

Thus the correct matching is:

- Sad face → sad
- Happy face → happy
- Angry face → angry
- Blushing face → embarrassed
- Worried face → worried
- Surprised face → surprised
- Scared face → scared
- Excited face → excited

Since the question only asks to match, and no multiple-choice format, the expected output is the pairing.

But per instruction: “Provide only the final correct answer.” So we list each emotion with its face description as typically identified in this worksheet.

Final Answer:
sad — frowning face (top left)
happy — smiling face (second from top, left)
angry — tight-mouthed, furrowed-brow face (third from top, left)
embarrassed — blushing face (bottom left)
worried — slightly downturned mouth, neutral eyes (top right)
surprised — open-circle mouth, round eyes (second from top, right)
scared — wide-eyed, open mouth with green tint (third from top, right)
excited — big smile, red cheeks (bottom right)