Anna is a nordic child with blonde wawy hair and blue eyes. Age 5. Anna gets lost in the colours of grandmas garden. She find herself in Colourland, the land of all emotions. Se goes from place to place, first getting an introduction to what a feeling is and then learning about happiness, sadness, anger, fear, sorrow, jealosy,, anxiety, shame and disgust. In the last place she sees all the different colours and learns about how to handle feelings. In each place there is an animal or a tree/flower that talks to Anna. In the picture about fear she holds her moters hand walking in a forrest on a path. The mother has long blond hair like AnnaThey are seen from the back. The colour is green.

Annas colourful emotions A journey through Colourland Age 4-6

Anna walking on a path lined with vibrant flowers into a colorful, magical landscape

Anna was playing hide and seek in her grandma's garden when she stumbled upon a hidden path. The path was lined with flowers of every color imaginable. Curious, Anna followed the path and found herself in a place she'd never seen before. This was Colourland, a magical world where emotions turned into colors.

Lost in Grandma's Garden

A wise old oak tree with shimmering, color-changing leaves talking to Anna

In Colourland, a wise old oak tree greeted Anna. 'Welcome, Anna. Here, you'll learn about feelings, each represented by a color.' The tree's leaves shimmered in the sunlight, changing colors as it spoke. Anna was amazed and eager to learn.

Introduction to Feelings

Anna dancing joyfully in a sunny field with a cheerful sunflower

Anna's first stop was a sunny field where a cheerful sunflower talked to her about happiness. 'Happiness is like the color yellow, bright and warm,' said the sunflower. Anna danced in the field, feeling the joy spreading through her. She learned that spreading happiness could make the world a brighter place.

The Joy of Yellow

Anna sitting quietly next to a gentle bluebell, a reflective look on her face

Next, Anna met a gentle bluebell in a quiet corner of Colourland. The bluebell shared stories of sadness, making Anna's heart feel heavy. 'It's okay to feel sad sometimes,' the bluebell whispered. 'Sadness is like the color blue, deep and reflective.' Anna learned that sharing her feelings could lighten her heart.

The Sadness of Blue

Anna standing near a fiery red rose, learning to calm her anger

Anna then encountered a fiery red rose who spoke of anger. 'Anger is a strong emotion, like the color red,' the rose explained. Anna felt the heat of anger but also learned how to calm it. 'Taking deep breaths helps,' said the rose, as it slowly turned a softer shade of pink.

The Anger in Red

Anna holding her mother's hand in a dense, green forest, meeting a wise old owl

In a dense, green forest, Anna held her mother's hand tightly. They met a wise old owl who taught them about fear. 'Fear can be like the dark green of the forest, mysterious and unknown,' the owl hooted. Anna learned that facing her fears with someone she trusts made them less scary.

The Fear in Green

Anna in a soft, purple lavender field talking to a melancholy butterfly

A soft, purple lavender field was where Anna learned about sorrow. A melancholy butterfly shared its tale of loss. 'Sorrow is a deep purple, a mix of love and pain,' it said softly. Anna learned that it's important to remember good times even when feeling sorrowful.

Understanding Sorrow

Anna sitting with a green-eyed cat in a lush garden, learning about jealousy

Anna came across a green-eyed cat in a lush garden, who told her about jealousy. 'Jealousy can make us see things in a different light, like the green around us,' the cat mewed. Anna learned that being happy with what she has makes her heart lighter.

The Green-Eyed Monster

Anna looking up at a cloudy sky, talking to a fluttering pigeon about anxiety

A cloudy sky introduced Anna to anxiety. A fluttering pigeon described the feeling of worry as a grey cloud hovering. 'Anxiety can be overwhelming, like a stormy sky,' cooed the pigeon. Anna learned that talking about her worries could help clear the sky.

The Grey of Anxiety

Anna under a bashful peach tree, learning about shame

In a corner of Colourland, a bashful peach tree shared stories of shame. 'Shame can make us feel small, like the soft pink of a blush,' the tree rustled. Anna learned that everyone makes mistakes and that forgiveness starts with oneself.

The Blush of Shame

Anna standing near a murky swamp, talking to a toad about disgust

A murky swamp was where Anna met a toad who talked about disgust. 'Disgust can feel icky, like the mud here,' croaked the toad. Anna learned that it's okay to dislike things, but understanding why can help her grow.

Disgust in the Swamps

Anna looking up at a magnificent rainbow, listening to a wise dove

After visiting all the places in Colourland, Anna saw a magnificent rainbow. 'Each color represents a different emotion,' explained a wise dove. Anna realized that all emotions are important and make up who she is.

The Rainbow of Emotions

Anna talking about her journey in Colourland with her grandma, a look of relief on her face

Anna learned that sharing her feelings with others could help her understand them better. She talked about her journey in Colourland with her grandma. Sharing made her feel lighter and happier, like the yellow sunflower field.

Learning to Share

Anna sitting thoughtfully, surrounded by symbols of different emotions

Anna discovered that it's okay to have different feelings. She learned ways to express and manage them, like breathing deeply when angry or talking when anxious. Understanding her emotions helped Anna feel more in control.

Handling Feelings

Anna hugging the wise old oak tree, feeling grateful

It was time for Anna to leave Colourland. The wise old oak tree thanked her for visiting. 'Remember, your emotions are your colors,' it said. Anna hugged the tree, feeling grateful for the journey and the lessons learned.

Saying Goodbye to Colourland

Anna in her grandma's garden, surrounded by flowers, looking vibrant and colorful

Anna found herself back in her grandma's garden, surrounded by the familiar colors of the flowers. She felt different, more colorful inside. Anna was excited to share her adventure and the colors of her emotions with everyone.