The Colour Monster

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The Colour Monster' is here to teach children about feelings, as each beautiful colour leads to an emotion. For an even better way to find KS2 resources, discover tailored suggestions, and much more - visit the KS2 resource HUB! These 4 or 5-star reviews represent the opinions of the individuals who posted them and do not reflect the views of Etsy. You could also use the monsters as templates for silk painting or fabric painting (on a child's T-shirt, perhaps? These lovely sheets are an excellent colouring activity for nursery children to develop important skills.

With 10 different lovely illustrations, these fun and unique monsters are a great way to get your children creative! Maybe your kid can color it in the same colors as their favorite plush toy and imagine what they’d talk about if the toy were real! We've made even the scariest monster have a friendly comical face so it won't spook the little ones. I also think that kids, stuck at home during these socially-distanced times, will find it creatively inspiring. One of the many benefits of picture books is that they can enable children to find ways - and words - to help them express what’s going on inside.With this marvellous picture book and its bright and expressive illustrations, children can easily identify the different emotions felt throughout the day. The monster in this monster colouring page is known to his friends as Triangle-Head, but he has never been quite sure why! 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! 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. Each page is beautifully illustrated to be coloured in and with activities along the way - its great fun for getting in the spooky spirit.

This feeling colour monster shield worksheet has been created due to the popularity of The wellbeing shield on the site. How about colouring in a selection of the pictures, cutting out and them laminating them to use a frieze around the bedroom or class? Spanish illustrator and graphic designer Anna Llenas has developed graphic projects for clients as diverse as La Vanguardia (the Spanish daily newspaper), Nestle, and the Government of Catalonia. com is a super fun for all ages: for boys and girls, kids and adults, teenagers and toddlers, preschoolers and older kids at school. To enable personalised advertising (like interest-based ads), we may share your data with our marketing and advertising partners using cookies and other technologies.

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The monster on this printable only occupies a small space, and there’s plenty of space in the background where your child can draw cute patterns, and perhaps even other tiny monsters playing together.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. The Colour Monster by Anna Llenas (Templar 2016) is described by Book Trust as ‘ [d]eceptively simple, surprisingly powerful and satisfyingly reassuring’. My Good to Read this week is a fantastic example of a book that does just that - in a gentle and entertaining way. In a very visual way, the colour monster expresses emotions that we often pretend - even to ourselves - we don’t have.

This monster looks pretty intimidating, so black or dark brown would be a good choice for coloring the trunk. The teacher goes on to explain that children who can name and understand their feelings are better able to handle the ups and downs of childhood. Anna Llenas holds a degree in Advertising and Public Relations and took up studies in Graphic Design. By popular request, we now have no less than 30 different monster faces - one for everyone in the classroom!This printable PDF includes 14 inspiring winter drawing ideas, from a snow adventure to a snowman and a polar bear, to inspire kids’ imagination and keep them drawing all winter. As a child’s emotional intelligence grows, they are increasingly able to use their emotional information to guide their own thinking and behaviour; in other words, to calm themselves down. The monsters could easily become the inspiration for a creative writing project or be turned into an art project using a variety of media. Despite his appearance this monster is fun to have around, and he would be very happy if the kids were to colour him in with some bright, cheerful colours.