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Collection of Emotionallys (27)

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Eight diverse cartoon children displaying different emotions: sad, happy, scared, angry, shy, silly, excited, disappointed.
A fun, educational visual aid to teach emotional literacy-perfect for early childhood education and social-emotional learning (SEL).
Six colorful emoji-style faces showing anger, happiness, sadness, fury, surprise, and playfulness on a white background.
A set of six illustrated emotion faces-green (angry), pink (happy), blue (sad), red (furious), lime (surprised), and yellow (playful)-designed for clarity and engagement.
Collection of 30 cartoon faces showing 15 different emotions, with color and black-and-white versions included.
A colorful, inclusive set of 30 expressive cartoon faces-each depicting a distinct emotion-with matching black-and-white outlines for versatile use.
Yellow emoji face with raised eyebrows, wide blue eyes, and a downturned mouth expressing worry or concern.
This classic worried emoji captures that moment of nervous anticipation or mild distress-ideal for relatable, expressive messaging.
A thermometer with low red mercury surrounded by angry, happy, tired, and heart emojis indicating emotional temperature.
This emotional thermometer shows a low reading, flanked by emojis reflecting a range of feelings-from frustration to contentment and care.
Cartoon boy with red hair and wide blue eyes expressing surprise or shock.
A cheerful, wide-eyed boy caught mid-surprise-ideal for conveying astonishment or curiosity in digital media.
Sad cartoon girl with big eyes, furrowed brows, and downturned mouth expressing worry or disappointment.
A worried-looking cartoon girl with large brown eyes and a gentle frown, ideal for illustrating emotional states in educational or mental health contexts.
Five cartoon faces showing emotions: excited, scared, shy, silly, and angry.
A fun visual aid to teach young learners how to recognize common emotions through facial expressions.
Nine diverse cartoon children’s faces showing varied emotions like surprise, sadness, anger, and joy.
A fun, educational illustration featuring nine expressive cartoon kids-great for teaching emotional literacy in early education.
A glossy purple sad emoji with black eyes and a downturned mouth, expressing disappointment or unhappiness.
This glossy purple sad face icon clearly communicates disappointment or sadness in a clean, modern design.
A glossy purple sad emoji with black eyes and a downturned mouth, expressing disappointment or unhappiness.
This glossy purple sad face icon clearly communicates disappointment or sadness in a clean, modern design.
Diverse cartoon children’s faces showing a wide range of emotions like happy, sad, angry, surprised, and embarrassed.
A vibrant collection of 30+ expressive cartoon faces illustrating core emotions-ideal for teaching emotional literacy to young learners.
Five animated emotion characters from Inside Out: Joy, Sadness, Fear, Anger, and Disgust posing together.
The five main emotion characters from Inside Out-Joy, Sadness, Fear, Anger, and Disgust-stand together, each expressing their distinct personality.
Four yellow emoji faces showing happy, sad, surprised, and neutral expressions on a white background.
A clean set of four expressive emoji faces: smiling (happy), downturned mouth (sad), open mouth (surprised), and straight line (neutral).
Happy cartoon girl with red pigtails, closed eyes, and a wide joyful smile.
A vibrant, smiling cartoon girl with red pigtails and rosy cheeks radiates pure joy and innocence.
Sad cartoon boy with blond spiky hair, blushing cheeks, and downturned mouth.
A visibly upset cartoon boy with rosy cheeks and a frowning expression-perfect for illustrating feelings of sadness or disappointment.
African American girl expressing various emotions in clip art style, wearing pink shirt and blue skirt.
A colorful, expressive clip art collection featuring an African American girl illustrating a wide range of emotions-from joy and surprise to frustration and shyness.
Sad cartoon girl with brown hair in a ponytail, blushing cheeks, and downturned mouth.
A cute, expressive cartoon girl showing sadness-perfect for teaching emotions or illustrating feelings in children’s content.
Nine colorful cartoon emoticons displaying diverse facial expressions including anger, joy, surprise, sadness, and confusion.
A playful grid of expressive cartoon faces-each color-coded and uniquely styled to convey a distinct emotion at a glance.
Diverse group of illustrated children expressing a wide range of emotions-joy, anger, sadness, surprise, fear, and more-on grid paper background.
A joyful, expressive collage of kids illustrating core emotions-ideal for teaching emotional literacy in schools or therapy settings.
Surprised cartoon girl with brown hair, blue eyes, and open mouth wearing a blue shirt.
A cartoon girl expressing surprise-ideal for lessons on facial expressions and emotional literacy.
Ten cartoon giraffes displaying various emotions like happy, sad, angry, surprised, and shy in color and black-and-white PNG format.
A cheerful set of 10 illustrated giraffes expressing diverse emotions-ideal for social-emotional learning resources and educational materials.
Four cartoon children expressing distinct emotions: crying, frustrated, sad, and joyful.
Use these vibrant emotion illustrations to help students identify and discuss feelings during social-emotional learning lessons.
Red-haired cartoon girl with closed eyes and open mouth, expressing crying or distress.
A gentle, stylized depiction of a child in emotional distress-useful for illustrating empathy, sadness, or childhood anxiety.
A hand holding a remote control pointing at a human brain, with colorful circles representing different mental functions or settings.
Think of your brain as a smart system-you can “tune in” to different mental states using targeted strategies, just like changing channels.
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