homeroom activity

1. THE GIFT OF
HAPPINESS
Prepared by:
Ms. Anne Kenneth M. Bal-ot
TIC for Guidance
OFFICE OF THE GUIDANCE

2. Objective:
To become aware of the
things that one can do to
make others happy.

3. Note to Teachers!!!
● There will be 2 activities here: Activity 1
and Activity 2. You will choose what you
prefer to be done by the students. It is also
up to you if you will do it both.

4. “Share
Laughters”
Activity
1

5. Form 5 members per
group, then ask them to
share 1 funny story
happened to them within
their group.

6. PROCESSI
NG
QUESTION
S

7. Are you happy
seeing people
happy?

8. How do you feel when
you make someone
happy?

9. What makes
you happy?

10. “Make
Me
Laugh”
Activity
2

11. 1. Grimaces in circles
Everyone must stand in a circle.
Decide who will start the game
and, then, that person has to pass
to the one on their right the most
funny expression he can come up
with. After that, this new player
has to do the same with the one
on their right, and so on until it
comes back to the one who
started the game. The amount of
eccentric gestures and laughter is
pure happiness and joy!

13. Tips & tactics
1. Take notice of what you find humorous
2. What you smile and laugh at are the clues to
where your sense of humor lies
3. Use a notebook or recorder to hold on to the
things that make you laugh most
4. Keep a humor diary
5. To your memory, an emotion is as real as the
actual event
6. Search for the happiness in others

14. Ways to celebrate
Tell funny jokes or have
them told you
Calling a friend
Call a friend and make
him laugh
Movie comedy
Watch a comedy movie
alone or with someone
Tell jokes Talk funny
Imitate voices of
animated cartoons
Just laughing
Laugh nonstop over and
over again
Do imitations
Imitate your favorite
comic actors

15. Anatomy of a genuine smile
Call a friend and make
him laugh out loud
Smile wrinkles
Wide open
mouth
Tell funny jokes or have
them told you

16. Hahaha
hahaha
ha!
Your laugh speaks for you

17. Different types of laughter
Genuine laugh
It is the type of natural and
involuntary laugh
Simulated laughter
It is a laugh that occurs
intentionally and voluntarily
Social laughter
This laugh is usually a subtype
of the simulated one
Pathological
laughter
There can be laughter that is
empty of content

18. 95%
People who laugh are often happier in their lives
10 & 14
Calories lost in a loud laugh
10%
More ability to withstand any type of pain

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You!
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