This document presents an interactive game to help young children recognize facial expressions and the feelings they represent. It instructs teachers to click through slides showing a face and three feeling options for children to choose from. Choosing the correct feeling produces an audio/visual reward. The game contains multiple slides pairing faces with feelings like happy, sad, angry, bored, excited, and more to help children learn to identify emotions.

1. How do I feel?
An Interactive Feelings Game

2. Notes for Teachers
This presentation is meant to help young
children recognise different facial expressions.
Each face shown will appear. Once this has
happened click in the bottom left hand corner
of the slide to avoid activating any action
buttons. You will be presented with a choice of
three different emotions for children to choose
from. These will be in the form of action
buttons and there will be a audio/visual reward
for getting the answer correct.

3. How do I feel?
sad
happy
angry
Have another go

5. How do I feel?
upset
annoyed
surprised
Have another go

7. How do I feel?
bored
shocked
scared
Have another go

9. How do I feel?
angry
bored
worried
Have another go

11. How do I feel?
sad
annoyed
bored
Have another go

13. How do I feel?
confused
scared
happy
Have another go

15. How do I feel?
bored
angry
excited
Have another go

17. How do I feel?
worried
upset
excited
Have another go

19. How do I feel?
shocked
happy
bored
Have another go

21. How do I feel?
scared
angry
upset
Have another go

23. How do I feel?
sad
confused
excited
Have another go

25. How do I feel?
happy
worried
annoyed
Have another go

27. annoyed
angry
happy worried
excited
bored
confused
surprised
upset
scared shocked
sad

28. Presentation ©Bev Evans, 2007
A ‘Communication 4 All’ IWB Activity
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