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Face of

Crying

Face of

Suspicion

Face of Anxiety

Face of

Hopeful

Face of

Bashful

Thesderina Mc Gurglestein takes a whole-child approach to elementary education. Teachers, administrators, counselors, and support staff work together to meet the intellectual, social, behavioral, and emotional needs of each and every child we serve.

Faces We Make

This site describes how emotions are expressed on your face and explains the helpful and unhelpful aspects of each emotion.

Face of

Worried

Faces We Make

What’s the difference between a smile and a smirk?
A smile means you’re pleased; a smirk says, “You jerk!”

Just as a face turns red when bashful or mad,
And tears fill your eyes if excited or sad.
All human faces make the same expression,
When becoming excited or feeling depression.

Whenever you see the look of surprise
You won’t have to guess or even surmise.
There’s happy and angry; blissful and yucky,
These feelings can be tough but, sometimes quite lucky.
There’s bashful and bored and even suspicious.
Sometimes they’re unhelpful but they can be auspicious.

You emotions will always be on display,
Because your facial muscles will give them away.

Face of

Bored

Face of

Dejected

Face of

Concentration

Face of

Yucky

Face of

Surprise

Face of Relieved

Face of

Agony

Face of Exhausted

Face of Arrogance

Confused

Face

Face of

Fright

Face of

Happy

Face of

Sad

Face of

Hurt

Face of

Blissful

Face of

Aggression