Let’s go through each row one by one to figure out which emotion matches the picture in the middle.
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Row 1:
- Middle picture: A child standing on a podium with “1” (first place), wearing a medal, and waving happily.
- Left face: Smiling — looks happy.
- Right face: Frowning — looks sad or upset.
→ The child won first place — that’s something to be proud of! So they should feel
happy.
✔ Connect to the left face (smiling).
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Row 2:
- Middle picture: A girl pointing at a teddy bear sitting alone — maybe she lost it or can’t find her friend? Her expression is worried.
- Left face: Smiling — happy.
- Right face: Sad/worried — frowning eyes, downturned mouth.
→ She seems concerned about the teddy bear — probably feels
sad or worried.
✔ Connect to the right face (sad/worried).
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Row 3:
- Middle picture: A girl holding an ice cream cone, smiling — clearly enjoying herself.
- Left face: Smiling — happy.
- Right face: Sad — frowning.
→ Eating ice cream and smiling =
happy.
✔ Connect to the left face (smiling).
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Row 4:
- Middle picture: A boy sitting on the floor next to a broken scooter — looks upset.
- Left face: Smiling — happy.
- Right face: Sad — frowning, tears maybe?
→ Broken toy + sitting sadly =
sad.
✔ Connect to the right face (sad).
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Final connections:
- Row 1 → Left (happy)
- Row 2 → Right (sad)
- Row 3 → Left (happy)
- Row 4 → Right (sad)
Final Answer:
Connect the top child (on podium) to the smiling face on the left.
Connect the girl with the teddy bear to the sad face on the right.
Connect the girl eating ice cream to the smiling face on the left.
Connect the boy with the broken scooter to the sad face on the right.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of feelings worksheet for kids.
