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Feelings in English
Explore feeling words through illustrated faces. Choose a character and talk about how they might feel.
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scared
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tired
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calm
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angry
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sad
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a happy boy
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a sad girl
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a tired mother
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a calm grandpa
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Try this together
- Choose a character card and a feeling card that match. Listen to both recordings and notice the shorter word inside the sentence.
- Draw a face for an imaginary story character. Let your child choose a feeling word for it; accept their choice without judging the feeling.
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Daily routines
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