Vi följer alltså färgmonstret som råkat trassla ihop alla känslor i varandra och hen måste reda ut dom. Print out the empty jar page (one per student) and feelings/monsters pages (one copy provides enough squares for ten students). furthermore, labeling emotions with specific colors doesn't work as a one-size-fits-all solution, since color is a very personal experience; people feel very differently about the same color. Once your learners have completed the writing task, invite them to share their memories with the class and connect with others.

Print out a page for each learner and prompt them to use a color from the book to color in their monster to represent how they’re feeling. Right now they just appear as pictures of each page and the monster is on the top half of one page, while the jars are on the bottom half of the same page.De olika komponenterna är utklippta i olika material och färger, som ett stort kreativt pysselprojekt. Display student work around the classroom as a reminder of the importance of staying in touch with our emotions. Then a little girl comes along to help the colour monster sort out his colours (emotions) so that by the end of the story they are all sorted out and jarred up. Use the questions above or your own questions to help facilitate a discussion on how artists use color to express feelings.

Lo recomiendo académicamente y también, cuando no se sepa explicar el peso de las emociones, lo importante del autoconocimiento y el estar cercanos con nuestro interior. I have tried this on multiple computers so I am thinking the way that it downloaded for you is an individual computer issue (ie both of the worksheets should not be on the same page and are not when I access my copy). It would also be more helpful if you provided a copy of the original document instead of a picture of the document. It is written in a very clever way, so that children of all ages can understand and engage with the text. A little, highly accessible exploration into different feelings that a child can experience and associating them with colours not only teaches children that having these feelings is normal but also that (through the rather wonderful little girl) you never need to be alone when you're experiencing them.If you are doing any sort of metaphor work with kids this is a GREAT book to get the wheels turning!