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A computer generated face from which you can choose to view eight pre-set emotions or program your own. You can use this activity in a number of ways: for very young children, try printing off two each of the set of emotions to make a ‘snap’ game , you could simplify this by just starting with ‘happy’ and ‘sad’. For older children you could show them the print and ask them to make the matching face on the computer and then match it with their own expression in a mirror. Have your printed emotions on hand during the day to show your child what their face/siblings’ faces look like as events unfold: ‘excited’, ‘angry’, etc.