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I bought this book for my four year old son to help him understand emotions a little more. By using the class activities, your class will share their experiences with their peers through discussions, talking and listening activities. This shopping feature will continue to load items when the Enter key is pressed. In this activity, your class will place the words into alphabetical order. It's not particularly wordy (for those of you looking for more substance) but the pop up's are lovely and I love books that talk about feelings. The Color Monster: A Story About Emotions. My daughter-in-law purchased a book I immediately fell in love with and just HAD to share! Please try again. This focuses on reading events, processing the information, and recalling the events to sequence them into order. The Color Monster: A Pop-Up Book of Feelings. She loves the book and enjoys the story and uses colours to talk about emotions now. Main Focus: Questioning. The Witch's Cat and The Cooking Catastrophe: A fantastical tale of magic, mischief ... Sully the Seahorse: A book about self-esteem and resilience (Sea School Stories). Just click the image and he's all yours (both yellow and black and white). I took a chance ordering this, based on good reveiws. Change ), You are commenting using your Facebook account. Encourages young children to label their feelings, Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 22 September 2018. I would have given it 5 stars but the book arrived damaged (ripped at the corner, warped and wrinkled pretty badly on both the front and the back). Each page delivers a fun and imaginative pop-up … Sharing this book may also inspire children to create their own colour monster or even their own pop-ups! Deceptively simple, surprisingly powerful and satisfyingly reassuring. It is important to recognise that feelings themselves are also adjectives so essentially they are looking at synonyms. Unable to add item to Wish List. Please try again. But how do we deal with these behaviors in the first place, let alone allow them to lead us to a place where our children will accept input and ultimately be ready to learn another way of handling their emotions?

His emotions are all over the place; he feels angry, happy, calm, sad and scared all at once! She repeats this format in three simple sentences with each of the emotions: sadness, anger, fear, calmness, happiness. Now whenever my (highly sensitive) 3 year old is having a tricky day, we talk about the colour monster and he often tells me his colours are all mixed up. This is a punctuation based activity aimed at Ks1 classes. We have differentiated to change the level of difficulty for you Year 1 and Year 2 class. Learning about feelings and emotions is part of developing positive self-esteem and better relationships with others. Haha. Change ), You are commenting using your Twitter account. You can confirm your order details before purchasing. This is our friend, The color Monster, and he has a really big big problem: he doesn´t know how to deal with his emotions. Good introduction to feelings with fantastic visuals.

Great little story to help toddlers talk and think about their feelings. -- Andrea Reece * Books for Keeps * About the Author. Excellent way to introduce little ones to their feelings, illustrations are great and the pop-up is so fun for them! We have found that every time we pick up The Colour Monster with our children, and with other TCKs, that they grow in their ability to sort out what they are truly feeling.

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