How Do They Feel?

About How Do They Feel?

Three faces, and one word: happy, sad, cross, surprised, sleepy or silly. Which face feels that way? Each face is drawn so the eyebrows, eyes and mouth all change together — the way a real face works — so a child learns to read the whole expression rather than just look for a smile. No timer and nothing to lose.

How to Play

• Read (or listen to) the feeling in the question.
• Look at the three faces.
• Tap the one that feels that way.

Tips & Tricks

• Try making the face yourself and see how your eyebrows move.
• Talk about a time your child felt that way.
• Cross and sad look different around the eyebrows — that's the clue.

What Kids Learn

How Do They Feel? is more than fun — it helps build real skills:

• Naming feelings
• Reading a whole facial expression
• Early social-emotional vocabulary