Garden of Feelings
Where every heart-echo finds a home
Step inside, little dreamer! Here we play with Miri and Ori to discover the beautiful world of feelings. Feeling as bright as a sunbeam or as quiet as a cloud? There is a game just for you.
Choose your Emotion Quest
Emotion Quest game
Mirroring magic: can you make this face?
Look at a face and guess the feeling. Got it? Now run to a mirror and make the very same face! Silly faces are totally allowed. Ready... set... mirror!
💡 What these games actually are
Social-emotional learning is what we pay attention to at Kittelfdora. In the Garden of Feelings a child looks at a face, guesses the feeling, and gives it a name. What we set out to build is a corner where naming a feeling is ordinary and fun. We don't claim more than that.
- Parent tip: Use these games as a conversation starter. After playing, ask: “When did you feel as excited as Ori today?”
- Teacher tip: You can play the mirroring magic section together as a class: look at a face, name the feeling out loud, then let everyone make that same face.
Frequently asked questions
What are emotional intelligence games?
EQ games are activities built around noticing a feeling and giving it a name. The Kittelfdora version is played with stories and faces.
What is the mirroring game for?
A child looks at a face, names the feeling they see, then makes that same face in a mirror. Our aim is to turn naming a feeling into a game that is fun to play. We don't claim anything beyond that.
🎬 Join the magic on YouTube
The forest keeps going after this page. More than sixty animated videos live on the YouTube channel, and the video library here sorts them onto four shelves:
- Songs to move to
- Classical music
- Sleep music
- Stories
New videos arrive when they're ready, and there's no schedule to keep up with. Subscribing is a grown-up's job, not your child's, and it keeps the channel easy to find next time you go looking.
Open the channel on YouTube