SOFTSKILLS+
The Expression Mission
Start
Welcome to the 'Expression Mission'! While playing, you’ll master the art of reading people and support Nick in forming connections with them. Ready to begin?
Next
Game Instructions
- 👂Select the desired expressions or gestures using touchscreen or mouse handling.
- ☑ For every task, choose the exact body language signals.
- 🏁Pay attention to hints and tips.
- 🎉You can repeat activities when necessary.
Next
Nick wants to find out which emotions his peers experience. At the top of the screen, you’ll see an emotion to look for. Your task is to carefully watch each student’s face and click on the one that matches the emotion. Pay attention to facial features like the eyes, mouth, and eyebrows to help you decide.
Start
HAPPY
Surprised
Angry
Sad
How can Nick show that he wants to join the conversation?
Nick needs to use the right body language, so others know he wants to take part. Choose the body language that will help him feel included and welcomed by the group.
How can Nick show that he wants to join the conversation?
Nervous movements and looking around Does Nick look confident and prepared to be part of the group or uncertain and preoccupied?
Arms crossed and looking down
Does Nick seem willing to talk, or wish to be left by himself?
Friendly smile, open and relaxed body and eye contact How do you think the group will feel when Nick shows this kind of body language?
Start
If Nick crosses his arms and looks down, the group might ignore him or seem uncomfortable.
If Nick smiles, sits with a relaxed posture, and makes eye contact, the others are more likely to notice him and invite him into the conversation.
If Nick appears uncertain and busy, it might make the group hesitate to include him in the conversation.
Next
Nick wants to say hello to someone new at the fair. Please help Nick make a good first impression!
Nick wants to say hello to someone new at the fair. Please help Nick make a good first impression!
Nick wants to say hello to someone new at the fair. Please help Nick make a good first impression!
Next
Great job! By learning and practicing non-verbal communication, you helped Nick gain more confidence. The way we use our face, body, and movements can say a lot and you can use these skills every day to connect with others and earn their respect.
Key Concepts
- It is important to understand both facial expressions and body language signals.
- Non-verbal communication can be used to show interest and respect in a conversation.
- Using the right body language helps improve real-life interactions with others.
Incorrect
Sad
Try again!
Hint: Look at the eyebrows, are they pulled together? Is the mouth tight or frowning?
Incorrect
Surprised
Try again!
Hint: Look at the eyebrows, are they pulled together? Is the mouth tight or frowning?
Correct
Sad
Correct! A downturned mouth and sad eyes show sadness
Next
Incorrect
Angry
Try again!
Hint: Look at the mouth, is it turned down? Are the eyes drooping or looking down?
Incorrect
Happy
Try again!
Hint: Look at the eyebrows, are they raised or pulled together?
Incorrect
Surprised
Try again!
Hint: Look at the mouth, is it turned up like a smile, or down like a frown?
Incorrect
Happy
Try again!
Hint: Look at the mouth, is it turned down? Are the eyes drooping or looking down?
Incorrect
Sad
Try again!
Hint: Look at the mouth, is it turned up like a smile, or down like a frown?
Incorrect
Sad
Try again!
Hint: Look at the eyebrows, are they raised or pulled together?
Correct
Surprised
That’s right! Raised eyebrows and a wide-open mouth show surprise.
Next
Incorrect
Surprised
Try again!
Hint: Look at the mouth, is it turned down? Are the eyes drooping or looking down?
Correct
Angry
Well done! Tight lips and eyebrows pulled together show anger.
Next
Incorrect
Angry
Try again!
Hint: Look at the mouth, is it turned up like a smile, or down like a frown?
Incorrect
Happy
Try again!
Hint: Look at the eyebrows, are they pulled together? Is the mouth tight or frowning?
Correct
Happy
That’s right! A smile and bright eyes show happiness.
Next
Incorrect
Angry
Try again!
Hint: Look at the eyebrows, are they raised or pulled together?
Game 1 - The Expression Mission
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Created on October 16, 2025
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Transcript
SOFTSKILLS+
The Expression Mission
Start
Welcome to the 'Expression Mission'! While playing, you’ll master the art of reading people and support Nick in forming connections with them. Ready to begin?
Next
Game Instructions
Next
Nick wants to find out which emotions his peers experience. At the top of the screen, you’ll see an emotion to look for. Your task is to carefully watch each student’s face and click on the one that matches the emotion. Pay attention to facial features like the eyes, mouth, and eyebrows to help you decide.
Start
HAPPY
Surprised
Angry
Sad
How can Nick show that he wants to join the conversation? Nick needs to use the right body language, so others know he wants to take part. Choose the body language that will help him feel included and welcomed by the group.
How can Nick show that he wants to join the conversation?
Nervous movements and looking around Does Nick look confident and prepared to be part of the group or uncertain and preoccupied?
Arms crossed and looking down Does Nick seem willing to talk, or wish to be left by himself?
Friendly smile, open and relaxed body and eye contact How do you think the group will feel when Nick shows this kind of body language?
Start
If Nick crosses his arms and looks down, the group might ignore him or seem uncomfortable.
If Nick smiles, sits with a relaxed posture, and makes eye contact, the others are more likely to notice him and invite him into the conversation.
If Nick appears uncertain and busy, it might make the group hesitate to include him in the conversation.
Next
Nick wants to say hello to someone new at the fair. Please help Nick make a good first impression!
Nick wants to say hello to someone new at the fair. Please help Nick make a good first impression!
Nick wants to say hello to someone new at the fair. Please help Nick make a good first impression!
Next
Great job! By learning and practicing non-verbal communication, you helped Nick gain more confidence. The way we use our face, body, and movements can say a lot and you can use these skills every day to connect with others and earn their respect.
Key Concepts
Incorrect
Sad
Try again! Hint: Look at the eyebrows, are they pulled together? Is the mouth tight or frowning?
Incorrect
Surprised
Try again! Hint: Look at the eyebrows, are they pulled together? Is the mouth tight or frowning?
Correct
Sad
Correct! A downturned mouth and sad eyes show sadness
Next
Incorrect
Angry
Try again! Hint: Look at the mouth, is it turned down? Are the eyes drooping or looking down?
Incorrect
Happy
Try again! Hint: Look at the eyebrows, are they raised or pulled together?
Incorrect
Surprised
Try again! Hint: Look at the mouth, is it turned up like a smile, or down like a frown?
Incorrect
Happy
Try again! Hint: Look at the mouth, is it turned down? Are the eyes drooping or looking down?
Incorrect
Sad
Try again! Hint: Look at the mouth, is it turned up like a smile, or down like a frown?
Incorrect
Sad
Try again! Hint: Look at the eyebrows, are they raised or pulled together?
Correct
Surprised
That’s right! Raised eyebrows and a wide-open mouth show surprise.
Next
Incorrect
Surprised
Try again! Hint: Look at the mouth, is it turned down? Are the eyes drooping or looking down?
Correct
Angry
Well done! Tight lips and eyebrows pulled together show anger.
Next
Incorrect
Angry
Try again! Hint: Look at the mouth, is it turned up like a smile, or down like a frown?
Incorrect
Happy
Try again! Hint: Look at the eyebrows, are they pulled together? Is the mouth tight or frowning?
Correct
Happy
That’s right! A smile and bright eyes show happiness.
Next
Incorrect
Angry
Try again! Hint: Look at the eyebrows, are they raised or pulled together?