Materials you will need are a printer, paper (I prefer white construction paper or another heavier paper), scissors, glue, crayons and a paper plate/CD/or margarine lid.  Optional materials include wool for hair and a popsicle stick or tongue depressor to turn the craft into a puppet.
 

	Cut two pieces of construction paper the size of your circle if you aren't using a paper plate (trace around the CD or margarine lid). Glue the construction paper to your circle (both sides). This step can be done by an adult earlier.
	Print out the template of choice.
	Colour pieces, as necessary.
	Cut out the pieces.  This step may require adult assistance and can be done prior to making the craft with the children.
	Paste the template pieces onto the circle to make an expression (see pictures above for some ideas).  The eyebrows are a key way to change the emotions!
	You can make these "reversible" by gluing one face on the front (happy for example) and one on the back (sad for example).
	Put some wool on for hair if you like.
	Glue a popsicle stick on to make a puppet if you like.
	Ask your child to describe how the character is feeling.  Ask them to describe a situation that made them feel that way.
	Close the template window after printing to return to this screen.  Sometimes it may say "No pages available to print".  This happens with some browsers and means that you've printed or print previewed once already.  If you get this message, hit RELOAD or REFRESH and try printing again.
	Set page margins to zero if you have trouble fitting the template on one page (FILE, PAGE SETUP in most browsers).

Template for colour printer