Point to the horizontal lines and explain that these lines are the secret to making the faces really funny. Demonstrate how children should place the eyes above the top line, the nose centered below the middle line, and the mouth below the bottom line. Encourage children to add anything else they wish to the picture, such as wild hair or a silly hat. After children finish their drawings, have them carefully cut along the horizontal lines. Next, children in each group sort the strips into three piles, eyes, noses, and mouths and then staple each section carefully to an oak tag backing.
Children can sit in a circle to pass the flip books around and create funny faces.
Attach each leg to the midsection with a piece of masking tape, pressing one end inside the cylinder and the other onto the back of the body. Then cut out the shape and glue it onto the body. With a small half circle, form and glue a paper cone. Flatten the tip of the cone with your thumb to create a pig snout. Glue on big floppy ears and attach the head to the body with tape.