Feelings Faces Drawing for Early Social-Emotional Learning

This playful worksheet invites kids to draw faces that show feelings like anxious, tired, shocked, and surprised—perfect for sparking giggles and big conversations about emotions. It’s a hands-on way to build self-awareness and help little ones recognize what different feelings can look like. Teachers and parents will love how it turns doodling into a mini lesson on empathy and emotional expression. Who knew drawing silly faces could teach so much?

(1 page, file size 0.1 MB)