The Colour Monster

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He has some wicked horns but is very good natured, and would like to be coloured in carefully, please! Come and check out our first batch of resources, all about subordinating and coordinating conjunctions, and let us know what you think! And monsters can have all types of teeth – sharp fangs for eating, metal teeth for crunching, or even no teeth at all.

For an even better way to find KS2 resources, discover tailored suggestions, and much more - visit the KS2 resource HUB! Rumour has it that the monster in this monster colouring page is a distant cousin of the Loch Ness Monster, although he doesn't talk about it and hasn't visited Scotland in many years.Her experience in these fields shines through her work - and makes The Colour Monster a valuable addition for any bookshelf. We've made even the scariest monster have a friendly comical face so it won't spook the little ones. From teaching essentials and engaging activities to assessments and progress tracking, we have curated a wealth of materials that seamlessly align with the national curriculum and White Rose Maths. There are so many things you can do with this pack and a little booklet is included to give you some ideas.

Invite children to decorate a monster using pencils, pencils, crayons or paint and talk about how they think each monster is feeling.This is a body sensations resource pack containing lots of ways to explore body sensations linked to emotion.

From arts and crafts, to drawing and coloring there really is something for everyone here, so please explore and most importantly - have fun! The first option that comes to mind when choosing the main color for this printable is brown because most animals we know have brown fur, but since this is a magical creature, let’s get creative and use other colors too, such as green and purple! These Monster Colouring Sheets are the perfect colouring activity for nursery aged children, either at home or in the classroom. My Good to Read this week is a fantastic example of a book that does just that - in a gentle and entertaining way. This monster looks pretty intimidating, so black or dark brown would be a good choice for coloring the trunk.That’s exactly what happened to the Colour Monster, who has to learn how to sort out happiness, sadness, anger, fear, and calm.

When your kid colors this monster printable, encourage them to think of a funny story behind the monster. This is a really fun activity to do that encourages children to explore sounds and use their imagination. Straight from a haunted forest comes this spooky little monster tree trunk that has two big eyes and a mouth. This is a cheerful storybook full of appealing colours and a lovable main character that deserves a special place in a child's book collection.This monster looks goofy but he's the brightest of our monster collection, and when he isn't making friends he is learning new facts and doing sums! Personalised advertising may be considered a “sale” or “sharing” of information under California and other state privacy laws, and you may have a right to opt out. By popular request, we now have no less than 30 different monster faces - one for everyone in the classroom! Anna Llenas holds a degree in Advertising and Public Relations and took up studies in Graphic Design. Browse HUNDREDS of Tuff Tray packs, download the FREE weekly pack and MUCH more on our amazing Tuff Tray HUB!