Facial Expressions

Help your child develop their self-awareness and social awareness by practicing reading facial expressions.

Co-play activity: after playing this interactive digital game, you can practice making angry, happy, sad, and scared faces together with your child and notice the commonalities and differences.

Physiological Reactions

In this game, you child will discover that emotions such as anger and fear trigger a fight or flight response in our bodies, resulting in increased heart rates, tense muscles and shorter breathing cycles.

Co-play activity: together with your child, you can draw your body outline and add anger balls on the areas you feel the most when you are experiencing anger or fear.

For more fun games, download Wisdom: The World of Emotions on iOS or Android.