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Feelings Faces

Avatar photo Miguel Aguirre May 7, 2020

You can use the “feelings faces” template or create drawings of faces, each expressing a different emotion -happy, sad, angry, worried, etc. At the beginning of each day, select a face that shows how you are feeling and talk about why you feeling this way.

Available in 11 languages: English, Spanish, French, Arabic, Portuguese (Brazil), Portuguese (Europe / Africa), Chinese (Simplified), Hindi, Bengali, Tagalog, and Bahasa (Indonesian).

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Find out more about this exercise from Save the Children here.

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FeelingsFaces_English.pdf 2 MB
FeelingsFaces_Spanish.pdf 2 MB
FeelingsFaces_French.pdf 2 MB
FeelingsFaces_Arabic.pdf 2 MB
FeelingsFaces_PortugueseBrazil.pdf 2 MB
FeelingsFaces_PortugueseEurope_Africa.pdf 2 MB
FeelingsFaces_ChineseSimplified.pdf 2 MB
FeelingsFaces_Hindi.pdf 2 MB
FeelingsFaces_Bengali.pdf 2 MB
FeelingsFaces_Tagalog.pdf 2 MB
FeelingsFaces_BahasaIndonesian.pdf 2 MB

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