Feelings faces

Draw faces for happy, silly, surprised, sleepy, grumpy, and proud - then draw your own face and invent a brand-new feeling.

Ages 5–1015 minutes1 page

The Sage Dad · Everyday play

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A one-page printable with a grown-up tip. White background, low-ink artwork.

Preview of the Feelings faces printable — Preview of page 1.

A SIMPLE START

Print it and begin.

Facial expressions become a simple way to talk about emotions. Add eyes, eyebrows, and mouths to show different feelings, draw how you feel right now, then invent a feeling that does not have a name yet. The grown-up prompt encourages stories about when each feeling showed up.

GROWN-UP TIP

Leave room for their version.

ask when your child felt each one. All feelings are okay. Pause if big feelings come.

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