Forty blank faces of varying skin tones await features, expressions, accessories, and any emotion your child wants to express. This coloring pad helps caregivers explore emotions with children one-on-one, and the extra-large pages make it perfect for small groups, too. Ask children to draw different emotions, such as excitement, sadness, or anger. Open up the conversation even more to talk about what colors are often associated with specific emotions. Use this activity after reading a story, too: Ask children to draw how the book made them feel, or how a character was feeling during a story.