Introduce the topic by discussing how everyone has feelings. Emphasize that emotions are a normal part of life and can be fun to learn about. Ask the students if they have ever felt happy, sad, angry, or surprised.

Discuss happiness. Ask students to recall times when they felt really happy and what made them feel that way. Use examples like playing with friends or receiving a compliment.

Discuss sadness, mentioning that it's okay to feel sad sometimes. Encourage students to share simple feelings, like missing someone or feeling a bit down.

Discuss anger in a calm manner. Talk about how sometimes we can feel angry and it is important to know ways to calm down, for example taking deep breaths.

Explain surprise and encourage students to share times when they were surprised. Use engaging visuals of wide eyes and an open mouth to emphasize the expression.

Conclude the presentation by reviewing each emotion briefly. Encourage the students to show a facial expression for each emotion as a recap. Ask volunteers to mimic the expressions.