Friendship Grove · Feelings

Feelings Friends

Your child hears a feeling word, such as sad or surprised, and taps the face that shows it. Each face has its word written underneath. Older children also hear short stories, like a balloon floating away, and choose how that would feel. There are five rounds, and a missed round simply moves on to the next one.

Play Feelings Friends free Ages 2–6

Free for every family until 20 November 2026Every game and level. No card needed.

Who feels happy?

Three faces: sleepy, happy and angry.
A real screen from the game’s first level.

What it practises

  • Recognise six feelings from simple drawn faces
  • Match a feeling word to the face that shows it
  • Work out how a pretend child in a short story feels

How the levels grow

  1. Seed Level 1
  2. Sprout Level 2
  3. Bloom Level 3
  4. Flourish Level 4
  5. Shine Level 5

Every session has five rounds, with six feelings to draw from: happy, sad, angry, scared, surprised and sleepy. The number of faces to choose from grows: three at levels 1 and 2, four at levels 3 and 4, and five at level 5. For ages 2–4, every round names a feeling to find. For ages 4–6, from level 2 the second and fourth rounds are short stories instead, and your child chooses how the character feels. Within a session, no story is repeated and the face rounds do not ask for the same feeling twice.

Ages 2–4 play on the Pre-Nursery path and ages 4–6 on the Kindergarten path. Good play climbs a level; a hard day holds it, and a level earned is never taken away.

What you might notice

  • Does your child copy the face, or make a sound to match, like a yawn for sleepy?
  • In the story rounds, can they say why the character might feel that way?
  • Which feelings do they name quickly, and which do they pause over?

Try it at home

Take turns making a feeling face across the table or in a mirror, and guess each other's feeling. Then tell a tiny made-up story about a toy, such as teddy's tower falling down, and ask how teddy feels and what might help.

Not in this game: The game names feelings but does not practise calming down or talking through your child's own feelings.

More memory, focus & feelings games

Feelings Friends is the only game in Friendship Grove.

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    Memory Match

    Recall the locations of previously revealed pictures

    Ages 2–6

  • Six animal cards, a dog, cat, bird, frog, cow and duck, with the cow lit up as the order plays.

    Listen & Remember

    Recall a sequence of spoken animal names

    Ages 4–6

  • Three picture cards to remember: a tree, a star and a drum.

    What's Missing?

    Recall a picture after it has been covered

    Ages 2–6

  • Six cards: a bus, three tractors and two red cars.

    Focus Farm

    Locate a named target among similar pictures

    Ages 2–6

Where to start in Friendship Grove See all 44 games

Every game is free until 20 November 2026.

Feelings Friends and the other 43 games, every level, with no card and no payment.

Play Feelings Friends free