Pop Fox Theatre - Exploring Feelings - Happy, Angry, Sad Voices

The video tutorial introduces a story about a lonely crab and uses it to teach children how to express different emotions—happiness, sadness, and anger—through voice modulation. The tutorial provides examples and encourages children to practice changing their voice pitch and speed to convey these emotions effectively. The lesson concludes with a recap and encouragement to keep practicing.

What emotion did the crab feel at the beginning of the story?

• Excited

• Happy

• Sad

• Angry

What is one technique to make your voice sound happy?

• Speak quietly

• Add pauses between words

• Speak faster and higher

• Speak slower and lower

What is a key element to express happiness in your voice?

• Lowering your pitch

• Adding pauses

• Speaking quietly

• Smiling while speaking

Which of the following is NOT a way to express sadness with your voice?

• Speak higher

• Lower your pitch

• Speak quieter

• Speak slower

What should you do to make your voice sound sad?

• Speak faster

• Speak louder

• Speak slower

• Speak higher

What emotion was the lady feeling when she got nipped by the crab?

• Happy

• Sad

• Angry

• Scared

How can you make your voice sound angry?

• Speak slower and lower

• Speak faster and higher

• Add a smile to your voice

• Speak quietly