- The "Cutting & Gluing" section requires cutting out the top row of images and matching them to the corresponding grayscale images below based on the emotion shown. For example, the crying girl should be glued under the crying girl in grayscale.
- In the emoji matching grid, each emoji is correctly paired with its label: happy, angry, sad, scared, excited, worried.
- For "Which One is Different?", identify the image that does not match the others in each row:
- Row 1: The fourth girl is different (she has a red bow).
- Row 2: All boys are the same; no difference.
- Row 3: The fifth girl is different (she is crying).
- Row 4: The fourth boy is different (he is holding a soccer ball).
- Row 5: All girls are the same; no difference.
- Row 6: The fifth boy is different (he is crying).
- In the "I FEEL" sections, the emotions are correctly labeled next to their corresponding emojis. The child is meant to complete the sentence by writing or drawing what makes them feel that way.
- The bottom center section labeled "SAD" is blank and intended for the child to draw or write about something that makes them feel sad.
- The bottom right grid shows eight children with different emotions; the task is likely to match them to the correct feeling or identify which ones show the same emotion.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of feelings worksheet for kids free printable.
