Ages 5+ · Digital Life · Kind and friendly
Emoji and kind pictures
💛heart⭐gold star🌈rainbow🤡unkind clown
Send pictures that make people smile.The big ideaSend pictures that make people smile. Not sure? Ask a grown-up.
How it works
An emoji is a tiny picture, like a heart. A sticker is a bigger one. Both say a feeling.
Some pictures make people smile: a heart, a gold star, a hug, a rainbow.
Some can make a friend feel small, like a clown sent at them.
Before you send, think: will it make them smile? Not sure? Ask a grown-up.
Example 1: Pops's pictures
- Pops sent clapping hands and a gold star.
- Juno beamed.
- That is a kind picture.
Example 2: A clown
- Teo sent a clown face and no words.
- Juno felt a cloud and showed Dad.
- Dad asked Teo what he meant, and Teo said sorry.
Example 3: Laughing together
- Juno and Pops laughed at the silly banana together.
- That is kind.
- Laughing at someone is not kind, even if the face looks the same.
The same face.Words to know
- emoji
- A tiny picture that says a feeling.
- sticker
- A bigger picture you can send.
- kind
- Makes someone feel good.
Watch out
- A friend cannot see you, so the picture speaks for you.
- Do not send a clown back. Show a grown-up instead.
- Do not hide an unkind picture.
- You are never in trouble for showing a grown-up.
Try it
- Does a gold star make a friend smile?
- Is laughing at a friend's fall kind?
- What do you do when a picture feels unkind?
- You are not sure about a picture. What do you do?
Answers: 1. Yes · 2. No · 3. Show a grown-up · 4. Ask a grown-up first
Try at homeAsk a grown-up to show you the emoji on your tablet, then pick three that make people smile and send them to someone you love.
For grown-upsLook at the emoji on your tablet together and pick three that make people smile, then send them to someone you love.