Join Mia, Bibi, Moko, Lulu, and Ellie for more learning fun! These free printable activities accompany our Feelings at the Picnic episode. Children can practise recognizing emotions, learn useful English words, talk about their own feelings, and enjoy coloring their favourite Magic Little Town characters. Learn the FeelingsLook at the characters’ faces and name each feeling: Happy • Sad • Angry • Scared • Sleepy Say each word slowly and encourage your child to repeat it. You can also make the same expression together! Try asking:
For younger children, begin with only two contrasting emotions, such as happy and sad. Add the other words gradually when your child is ready. Match the FeelingsLook carefully at the characters and match each one to the correct emotion. Children can draw lines with a pencil, point to the answers with a finger, or simply name the feelings aloud. This activity helps develop attention, visual recognition, and emotional vocabulary. Show the EmotionChoose one of the feelings and make the matching face:
Parents can name an emotion while the child shows it. Then change roles: let the child make a face while the adult guesses the feeling. Coloring Pages for Older ChildrenThis set contains more detailed coloring pages with the Magic Little Town park and picnic scenery. Children can color:
The backgrounds include trees, flowers, clouds, the bridge, the fountain, the town, and the picnic blanket. These pages are ideal for children who enjoy spending more time coloring small details. Download & Print the Simple Coloring Pages Simple Coloring Pages for Younger ChildrenThe simple coloring set has clean, bold outlines and no detailed background. Color Mia Color Bibi with her balloon Color Moko with the picnic basket and stones
Color Ellie Color Lulu Color Friends The large open areas and clear contours make these pages easier for toddlers and preschoolers to color. Download & Print the Coloring Pages Learning Through PlayYou do not need to complete every activity at once. Choose one or two pages, repeat the English words, and let your child learn at a comfortable pace.
While coloring, continue talking about feelings:
You can also ask your child to choose colors that match each emotion. There are no wrong choices—the goal is to encourage conversation, creativity, and confidence. Download the Complete Activity PackDownload all the emotion activities and coloring pages in one printable PDF. DOWNLOAD & PRINT ALL FREE ACTIVITIES — PDF Have fun learning, playing, and coloring with Mia and her friends in Magic Little Town! | |
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