Feelings Faces

Match feeling words like happy, worried and frustrated to faces, and decide how you'd feel in short stories.

Feelings Faces game cover: feelings practice for K–2

What your child does

Your child reads a feeling word and finds the face that shows it (and is invited to make that face too). In other rounds they read a short story, such as "Your ice cream falls on the ground," and tap how they would feel.

The skill it builds

Feeling words, from happy and sad to bigger words like frustrated, embarrassed and nervous. Each comes with a kid-friendly definition. Levels unlock as your child wins.

How to play it

Feelings Faces is part of the full Bright Minds Club library of 40 games. Start a 14-day free trial to play it, or try the free games first with no account.

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At a glance

Grades
Kindergarten, 1st grade and 2nd grade
Subject
Reading
Skill
Words, feelings and vocabulary
Learning trail
Reading trail, stop 7 of 7
Access
Members (14-day free trial)
Good to know
New levels unlock as your child wins

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