Emotional literacy and perspective-taking are at the centre of this printable feelings worksheet, where children are asked to look at Keira’s expression, imagine what might be happening, draw the missing scene and write a short explanation.
The Finish the Picture Keira Feelings Worksheet is a printable activity designed to help children explore facial expressions, feelings, and possible reasons behind someone’s mood. It gives pupils a structured but creative way to practise noticing emotional cues, thinking about another person’s point of view, and putting their ideas into pictures and words.
This downloadable PDF can be used in PSHE lessons, school counselling, nurture groups, child therapy sessions, home learning, or one-to-one emotional wellbeing work. The worksheet is well suited to primary-aged children who benefit from visual prompts, drawing tasks, sentence writing, and gentle discussion about sadness, worry, friendship issues, change, or everyday challenges. It may also be useful for supply cover, small group reflection, or as a follow-up after a feelings discussion.
Children look at Keira’s expression inside the picture frame, decide what might be happening around her, complete the missing scene, and then write a short explanation of their drawing. This can support feelings identification, empathy, inference, storytelling, and communication skills, while giving adults a helpful starting point for conversation.
Use the worksheet as a standalone activity, part of a feelings and emotions topic, a calm-down table resource, or an addition to a wellbeing folder. Download and print it for classroom activities, intervention sessions, or supportive work at home. This resource was created by MyleMarks.com.
