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VERSION 2 of "I Have Something in My Pocket!"

Smile Theme Ideas

• Make a large chart and have each child contribute what gives them a smile on their face.They are always touching and amusing plus the parents love to see their child's response.
• Make happy faces out of playdough that can be baked(or dried) and painted.You only need to cut out a circle and decorate.They can then be given as gifts, made into magnets(depending on thickness)or glue a pin on the back to wear.
• Have the children make a paper plate puppet with a happy face on one side and a sad face on the other.Tell a story or read sentences about things that would make a person feel happy or sad.Can lead to a discussion on opposites or emotions.

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