The Colour Monster

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His purpose in life is to save you as much time as possible when planning your lessons, writing reports, drafting letters, plans, policies and more! For this powerful-looking monster, you can use bright colors such as green, purple, or orange, and you can also encourage your child to think of a story about why he looks so surprised.

For an even better way to find EYFS resources, discover tailored suggestions, and much more - visit the EYFS resource HUB! Her experience in these fields shines through her work - and makes The Colour Monster a valuable addition for any bookshelf. Browse HUNDREDS of Tuff Tray packs, download the FREE weekly pack and MUCH more on our amazing Tuff Tray HUB!The monsters could easily become the inspiration for a creative writing project or be turned into an art project using a variety of media. This is a really fun activity to do that encourages children to explore sounds and use their imagination. W wypadku problemów z odtwarzaniem skontaktuj się z nami, a my zrobimy wszystko, by jak najszybciej rozwiązać problem! Sometimes I feel like the monster in monster colouring page 20, at the end of a long day on my computer! The strength of The Colour Monster is that Llenas doesn’t pass judgement on whether they are good or bad.

Monster colouring page 3 sports some kooky striped horns - I imagine them purple and orange, but who knows which colours your children will choose! We've got a huge collection of monster colouring pages at Activity Village - we think boys in particular will love them! Teacher's Pet is proud to be working alongside Historic England, to allow teachers in England to enjoy our range of Local History resources, completely FREE to download! Not only has it got warming pictures that are illustrated in such a creative way, but Anna Llenas takes re-cycling to a new level - she has used cardboard and paper to create such appealing illustrations that greet you on the layout of every page. Following this fantastic creature, the book explores his feelings, from being angry, calm, happy, scared and sad.Our range of interactive "edutainment" games are built with one purpose in mind: to make learning FUN! Colouring is a simple and fun way to reinforce fine motor skills, pencil control, colour recognition and develop self-confidence in young children. How about colouring in a selection of the pictures, cutting out and them laminating them to use a frieze around the bedroom or class? In a very visual way, the colour monster expresses emotions that we often pretend - even to ourselves - we don’t have. One of our visitors, Ana, was inspired by our monster colouring pages to embroider some gorgeous patches for the knees of her child's jeans!