50 Children's Facial Expressions: Cartoon Emotion Illustrations
Many students need to see emotions before they can name them. This set of 50 cartoon-style illustrations shows the same curly-haired child across a wide range of facial expressions, giving you consistent visuals for teaching emotional literacy and social-emotional learning.
What's Inside
- Illustrations: 50 individual high-resolution images, each showing a unique facial expression
- Emotional range: happy, sad, angry, scared, surprised, worried, embarrassed and content, among others
- Consistent character: the same design and art style across the full set
- Expressive details: blushing cheeks, raised eyebrows and varied eye and mouth shapes
- Use: suitable for print or digital materials
How It Helps You
- Helps students recognize and name emotions using clear visual cues
- Keeps one familiar character throughout, so students focus on the expression itself
- Gives you ready visuals for feelings charts, worksheets and social stories
Ways to Use It
Use the images for emotion identification activities, a classroom feelings chart, counseling sessions, or as clip art in your own worksheets and digital resources.
Who It's For
Teachers, school counselors and curriculum designers building social-emotional learning materials.
Format
50 illustrations. Instant download.
Need more than one?
If visual emotion supports help your students, The Visual Supports Mega Bundle brings together 23 related resources in one download, and you save 70% compared to buying each item separately.
