Emotions and Bunny faces

Bunny Faces

Ages: 18 months- 5 years

Supplies:
Card stock
Marker
Glue stick
Paper

Benefits: motor skills, identifying emotions.

Activity:

• Cut card stock in half (hot dog-wise)
• Fold a half in half (hot dog-wise)
• Draw 4 bunny heads on the folded edge.
• Cut out bunny heads. 
• Draw different emotions.

• Have the child hold the glue stick.
• Name an emotion and have the child pick the bunny with that expression or have the child pick a bunny and ask them how that bunny feels. 
• Apply glue to the back and adhere to paper.
• After all the bunnies are glued, write the emotion next to the bunny.

Modifications:

• An older child can cut the bunnies out and draw the faces on. 
• Glue them to separate pieces of cardstock to make flash cards. 
• Imitate the faces of the bunnies.
• Ask the child to name an emotion and draw that face on the bunny.
• Glue them to Popsicle sticks to make puppets.
• Make their bodies to make little bunny dolls.