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Emoji Expression Fill-In

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Emoji Expression Fill-In

Feelings can change, and people may show the same feeling in different ways. Use the clues in each question. There is often more than one helpful way to respond.

Read the clues

Use the clues in each situation as a starting point. Remember: you cannot always know exactly how someone feels just by looking at their face.

1.Kirra has practised her class speech and is about to begin. Her hands feel a little shaky, but she is ready to try. Which feeling might fit best?
  • Worried or nervous
  • Bored
  • Angry
2.Match each situation to a feeling that could fit. Some situations could have more than one reasonable answer.
  • Your team finishes a tricky game and works well together.
  • A friend cancels a plan you were looking forward to.
  • You hear an unexpected loud bang.
  • Disappointed or sad
  • Surprised or startled
  • Proud or pleased
3.Complete the sentence: A face can give me a about a feeling, but asking kindly may help me understand more.
4.Jai feels frustrated because his model keeps falling over. Which response is a helpful first step?
  • Pause, take a slow breath and decide what to try next.
  • Tell himself he is hopeless and give up forever.
  • Knock over someone else's model.
5.True or false? Everyone who smiles is definitely feeling happy.
TrueFalse
6.Choose a kind way to check in when a friend seems quiet.
  • “You look quiet. Would you like to talk, or would you rather have some space?”
  • “I know exactly what you’re feeling.”
  • “Stop being silly.”

Show what a feeling might look like

Create your own emoji-style expressions. There is no single correct way to draw a feeling.

7.Draw two emoji faces: one showing a feeling you might have before trying something new, and one showing how you might feel afterwards. Add a word label under each face.
Draw both faces and label each feeling.
8.Asha is worried about joining a new lunchtime game. Write one small action she could try and one person she could ask for support.
9.Fill in one word: When a strong feeling shows up, I can pause and notice what is happening in my body before I what to do next.
10.Imagine a feeling has stayed difficult for a while and is getting in the way of everyday activities. Write one trusted adult a Year 5 student could talk to, and one thing they could say to begin the conversation.

2 printable pages

  • Emoji Expression Fill-In, page 1 of 2: Read the clues

    Page 1

  • Emoji Expression Fill-In, page 2 of 2: Show what a feeling might look like

    Page 2

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