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The expressions on people's faces tell us a lot about how they are feeling.

Emotions in Others - Age 5-7

People show feelings with faces, voices, and bodies. Practise spotting emotions in others, like happy or worried, and learn kind ways to respond.

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Fascinating Fact:

A smile can mean someone feels happy. Laughing can also show happiness.

In PSHE Social Education, learning about emotions in others helps children understand how people might feel. You can look for clues like facial expressions, tone of voice, and what someone is doing, then choose a kind and safe response.

Key Terms

Emotion: A feeling, like calm, scared, cross, or proud.
Body language: What your body shows, like crossed arms or slumped shoulders.
Empathy: Trying to understand how someone else might feel.

Frequently Asked Questions (Click to see answers)

What are emotions for children aged 5-7?

Emotions are feelings inside you, like excited, worried, angry, or relaxed. Everyone has emotions, and they can change during the day.

How can I tell if someone is sad?

Someone might be sad if they are quiet, have watery eyes, frown, or do not want to join in. If you are unsure, you can ask gently or tell a trusted adult.

What should I do if a friend looks worried?

You can stay calm, ask “Are you okay?”, and listen. If the worry seems big or they are not safe, tell a teacher or trusted adult straight away.

Try These Related Quizzes

1 .

Look at the picture. Which emotion do you think the girl in the background is feeling?

Fright

Pride

Happiness

Jealousy

Often, when a new baby is born the other children can feel a little left out and jealous. It takes a while for them to realise that their mummy and daddy love them all equally.

2 .

Look at the picture. Which emotion do you think this person is feeling?

Worry

Nervousness

Excitement

Sadness

The other three answers are the complete opposite to how he is feeling.

3 .

Look at the picture. Which emotion do you think these people are feeling?

Anger

Excitement

Happiness

Boredom

When people are bored they tend to yawn and get tired.

4 .

Look at the picture. Which emotion do you think this person is feeling?

Guilt

Happiness

Excitement

Pride

You don't have to be found guilty to feel it.

5 .

Look at the picture. Which emotion do you think this person is feeling?

Frustration

Happiness

Loneliness

Sadness

You may think the third answer can't be possible as there are two of them but it can happen. A person can be in a group and feel like nobody knows them, and so they feel lonely.

6 .

Look at the picture. Which emotion do you think they are feeling?

Happiness

Excitement

Love

Frustration

Being frustrated is where you are trying to do something but other things keep getting in the way.

7 .

Look at the picture. Which emotion do you think this person is feeling?

Happiness

Anger

Hope

Jealousy

If you cross your fingers, it means you are hoping for good luck.

8 .

Look at the picture. Which emotion do you think this person is feeling?

Love

Embarrassment

Bravery

Sadness

Some people go red when they are embarrassed, others just feel it.

9 .

Look at the picture. Which emotion do you think this person is feeling?

Excitement

Happiness

Anger

Jealousy

If someone is shouting, it usually means they are angry.

10 .

Look at the picture. Which emotion do you think these two people are feeling?

Confusion

Worry

Sadness

Happiness

Confusion is when you don't know the answer or are thinking about something very difficult.

You can find more about this topic by visiting BBC Bitesize - Recognising others' feelings

Author: Finola Waller (MEd, Primary School Teacher & KS1 English Quiz Writer)

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