Friendship Memory:

Take a picture of each child. Make two copies and glue each on a card, writing the child’s name below the picture. Continue reading Friendship Games →

Friendship flower:
Have each child pick a partner and they will be given one carnation per 2 children. Continue reading Friendship Science →

I draw a huge tree shape including branches. Continue reading Friendship Art →

Friendship Pizza Take sugar cookie dough and roll it out into a circle big enough to fit in a pizza pan. Continue reading Friendship Snacks →

A fellow teacher had taught us this song a couple years ago as we were saying goodbye to our 5 year olds. Continue reading Friendship Songs →

Either look through a large book with lots of large pictures (fairy tales work well) Continue reading Feelings Games →

I work with 3 year olds, and this idea worked for me. Ask your children (one at a time or in several small groups) to give their best happy ,sad, mad, and scared faces. Then take a picture of them. Continue reading Feelings Art →

Pizza face! the pizza dough will be the face and you can add pepperoni or ham circles for eyes. you can make a happy face by using cheese or tomatoes (or whatever food you want) to make a smile 🙂 Continue reading Feelings Snacks →

Traditional song:

“I’ve got that hap-py feel-ing here in my heart, here in my heart, here in my heart. Continue reading Feelings Songs →