Mood Critters
Ever wondered what your emotions mean? Let’s meet some critters who know a thing or two about moods
Everyone has emotions. Emotions help us know when things are going well or not so well. They can make us feel good things, like happiness, love, or excitement. Or sometimes they can make us feel bad, like angry, scared, or sad.
It can be hard to understand what our emotions mean. Luckily, we know some cheeky animals who can help you sort out your feelings.
Meet Mood Critters
Say hello to Mood Critters! From Bored Bob to Surprised Octy, there’s a critter for every feeling.
Discover who’s who and find out all about your favourite critters.
Watch Mood Critters in action
Join Hope and Joy as they explore their favourite feelings and what they do when things are not feeling quite so sparkly.
Make and play
Our Mood Critters friends have come out to play! Get creative with these fun games and activities. There are colouring in sheets, chatterboxes, posters of your favourite critters, and much more.
It’s Christmas time, and some new Mood Critters have come out of hiding and joined the celebrations. Meet Hope the Quokka and Joy the Numbat.
Hope and joy moments
Do you know what hope and joy are? They’re feelings! Numbat and Quokka are here to help you and your family get familiar.
Make your own Christmas decoration
Print out and hang this Mood Critters decoration on your Christmas tree.
Advent calendar
Learn how to look after your Mood Critters while having fun this Christmas time.
Advent calendar games
You’ll need some extra games and posters to do this fun activity.
- Day 1: Chatterbox
- Day 3: Hope poster
- Day 7: Joy poster
- Day 9: Video
- Day 11: Christmas decoration
All activities
Colouring-in sheets
Grab your pencils and crayons. Mood Critters can be all the colours of the rainbow!
Meet Mood Critters
All your favourite Mood Critters are here and ready to tell you a little about themselves.
Talk feelings with Mood Critters (1 of 2)
We feel a lot of different things every day. Our critters want to talk about them.
Talk feelings with Mood Critters (2 of 2)
Some feelings are a little bigger and scarier than others. Let’s talk about them.
