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Collection of Emotionss (27)

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A clean set of four expressive emoji faces: smiling (happy), downturned mouth (sad), open mouth (surprised), and straight line (neutral).
A handy visual reference of 20 expressive emoji faces, each labeled with its corresponding emotion for quick identification and learning.
A visibly upset cartoon boy with rosy cheeks and a frowning expression-perfect for illustrating feelings of sadness or disappointment.
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.
A fun, educational visual aid to teach emotional literacy-perfect for early childhood education and social-emotional learning (SEL).
A cheerful, wide-eyed boy caught mid-surprise-ideal for conveying astonishment or curiosity in digital media.
A timeless yellow smiley face-simple, joyful, and universally recognizable.
A cute, expressive cartoon girl showing sadness-perfect for teaching emotions or illustrating feelings in children’s content.
A vibrant collection of nine expressive cartoon kids’ faces-ideal for teaching emotions, storytelling, or UI design.
A visibly upset young girl with rosy cheeks, wearing a pink top and blue pants-ideal for illustrating feelings of sadness or disappointment.
A cartoon girl expressing surprise-ideal for lessons on facial expressions and emotional literacy.
A playful collection of nine expressive emoji-style faces in bold colors, each conveying a distinct human emotion-from angry red to surprised blue.
A vibrant collection of 30+ expressive cartoon faces illustrating core emotions-ideal for teaching emotional literacy to young learners.
A joyful sunflower with a wide smile, ideal for bringing warmth and positivity to any creative project.
A fun visual aid to teach young learners how to recognize common emotions through facial expressions.
This glossy purple sad face icon clearly communicates disappointment or sadness in a clean, modern design.
A colorful, inclusive set of 30 expressive cartoon faces-each depicting a distinct emotion-with matching black-and-white outlines for versatile use.
A simple, emotionally expressive cartoon boy showing sadness-ideal for teaching empathy and feelings.
This glossy purple sad face icon clearly communicates disappointment or sadness in a clean, modern design.
A cheerful set of nine expressive sunflower characters-each with a distinct kawaii face, from heart-eyed love to playful squints.
A worried-looking cartoon girl with large brown eyes and a gentle frown, ideal for illustrating emotional states in educational or mental health contexts.
A simple yet effective visual label showing contrasting emotional states-sadness and happiness-to introduce the concept of emotions and feelings.
A classic worried emoji-wide eyes, furrowed brows, and a frown-ideal for teaching emotions or visual storytelling.
A joyful, expressive collage of kids illustrating core emotions-ideal for teaching emotional literacy in schools or therapy settings.
A classic, joyful smiley face radiating happiness-ideal for uplifting messages and friendly branding.
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