Understanding Emotions through Lego Faces
Exploring Emotional Literacy through Lego Faces
This week we are going to use Lego faces as a prompt to help us expand our emotional literacy vocabulary and strengthen our understanding of how different emotions can be expressed.
This week we are going to use Lego faces as a prompt to help us expand our emotional literacy vocabulary and strengthen our understanding of how different emotions can be expressed.
Your Task
Each day this week, you will need to:
Each day this week, you will need to:
- Look carefully at the lego face below. Each time you visit this page you will see a new lego face.
- Write three different emotions or feeling words you think best describe the emotion being expressed.
- Look in the mirror and try to make the same face.
- Take a selfie of your face and the lego face together.
Compare them, how is your expression similar and different? - Notice the shape of your eyebrows, mouth, forehead, eyes.
Compare your selfie and the lego face, how is your expression similar and different?
- Take a selfie of your face and the lego face together.
- In your workbook:
- Describe how your face felt copying the emotion.
- Sketch what your face looks like in the mirror when copying your selected emotion.
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If you are having trouble with the current expression, you can choose a new random Lego face.
Want a printed copy?
You can download a printable copy of this task below.
You can download a printable copy of this task below.
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