

If your kids want to turn the face into a monster, or an alien, or if they want give it crazy long hair, or 3 eyes, that’s awesome! At the creatures urging, Meg falls into a deep sleep and wakes up feeling wonderfully. There is no right or wrong way in this open-ended activity. Meg tries to explain light and vision to Aunt Beast, who has no eyes.
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Starting with a blank face shape (scroll to the end of this post to find the free printable ‘make a face’ template) gives kids a place to begin, but allows them to be creative and to make a face in whatever way they like. Funny Facebook pages forever This is a tribute to all of the best funny Facebook pages out there. You could also use them to talk about emotions and what people look like when they are happy or sad. It’s a great opportunity to learn the names of facial features and to discuss diversity and how we all have some things in common, and some things different. You can use it for an art activity, or a fine motor activity with loose parts, or play dough. Find GIFs with the latest and newest hashtags Search, discover and share your favorite Eyes GIFs. Set it up with a mirror and encourage your kids to make a self portrait, or look at photos of family and friends and ask the kids to make the face of someone they love. There are so many different ways you can use this ‘Make a face’ activity. It’s great for an ‘all about me’ theme, for making self portraits, or just for fun! In a story that feels familiar from Ghost World, a young, aimless.

This fun printable make a face activity can be used in lots of different ways. Owen Kline (son of Kevin Kline and Phoebe Cates) makes his directorial debut with Funny Pages, the latest quirky oddity from A24.
