About Feelings Friends
Feelings Friends helps children name and understand feelings. Ten feelings, from happy, sad and angry to worried, proud and embarrassed, are drawn as simple faces, and each answer explains the clues: eyebrows pulled down, a wobbly mouth, wide eyes.
In How do they feel? children read short stories, like an ice cream falling on the ground or riding a bike for the first time, and choose how the person might feel. Many stories have more than one good answer, because people can feel different things. Be kind asks for the kind choice: helping a friend who fell, inviting a new kid to play, saying sorry.
Make a face lets children build their own faces and see which feeling they show. The Calm corner has balloon breathing (in for 4, out for 4) and the 5-4-3-2-1 senses game, plus simple calm-down ideas. A page for grown-ups explains how to use the game and when to seek help.
Best for ages 4–10
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