How Do They Feel?
The bunny’s ice cream fell on the ground: how does it feel? Your child looks at five faces and picks the one that fits the little story. On the last level Owlie adds a kind idea that helps.
- 3–8 years
- Read aloud
- No ads
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What your child learns
- Five feelings and their names: happy, sad, scared, angry, surprised
- Reading faces
- What makes us feel this way, in little everyday stories
- Kind ideas: a deep breath, a hug, asking a grown-up
How to play
Tap the face Owlie asks for, with a finger or the mouse. On levels 2 and 3, listen to the little story (or tap it to hear it again) and tap the face that fits.
Levels
- Level 1Three faces: which one is happy?
- Level 2A little story with pictures, and five faces to choose from.
- Level 3Stories that need a think, and a kind idea after each one.
A tip for parents
Name feelings out loud during the day: “You look happy!”, “That was scary, wasn’t it?” Children who have the words find it easier to say how they feel.
Works on phones, tablets and computers, with nothing to install. No ads and no tracking.