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Common questions about this coloring page
Point to the round faces, triangular hats, or square eyes. Ask, 'What shape is this smiley's nose?' or 'Find all the circles in this picture!' This helps them learn playfully.
Suggest using different colors for each segment of a pattern (e.g., stripes, dots). Encourage your child to invent their own simple patterns in the background or inside empty shapes.
While coloring a happy smiley, ask, 'What makes this smiley happy? What makes *you* happy?' For a surprised smiley, 'What might have surprised it?' This promotes emotional intelligence.
For preschoolers, chunky crayons or thick-tipped markers are ideal, as they are easy to grip and quickly cover large areas. Finger paints can also be a lot of fun for the large smiley sections.
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