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Feelings Guest author Jeanette Norman Teaching children about different feelings everyone has can help them be more sensitive individuals. One lesson plan activity that can be useful is reading a story about feelings (I have some suggestions at the end of this article), talking about what they read, then doing a creative project to help develop more discussion among them. The first step in this lesson plan should be reading a story selected by you. Engage the children in a discussion about what was read. For a creative project, collect the following items: · popsicle sticks · small paper plates · markers or crayons · glue · magazine pictures of faces expressing emotions Some children may not be able to draw faces so I suggest cutting pictures of faces from magazines for the children to glue to the paper plates. Depending on the size of your group, let the children make 2 or 3 “faces”. You can do another circle time to discuss their masks. What feeling is their picture? When do they feel this way? Is it good to make someone feel this way? Books | Related Articles | Previous Features | Site MapContent copyright © 2008 by Diane Claus. All rights reserved.
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