Place this poster on a wall in your classroom to remind the children of the positive language that you want to see in your room. Some of the early concept art featured Mrs. Maaargh looking more human, about to eat a mouse. This concept is similar to the cover illustration of The Girl Who Cried Monster with Mr. Mortman. Every child will love walking into your classroom and being greeted with these adorable choices for morning greetings. The are 2 variations included for you choose which you prefer. They can printed in A4 or A3 size and placed by your classroom door. I used spend every Tuesday and Thursday at a company in Prague giving English lessons to their employees. Explain that they can choose which greeting they would like to use as they greet you on their way into the classroom.

The aim of the chart is for the children to display positive behaviours that help them to move their name to the top of the chart. If for some reason you are not available to greet the children , you can choose a child to take your place. This Give Me Five Poster is an engaging poster that acts as a visual reminder to encourage children to sit and listen during mat sessions. It can be printed in A4 or A3 size. It showcases the unique Your Teacher’s Pet Creature character from the hardcover book and can be used alongside our other digital resources also available. Support your children’s writing skills with this simple activity sheet. The variations included are: WALT, WILF, TIB, WAGOLL and a blank version. There are enough lines for your children to write a paragraph on their topic. Use your power for good and create an environment where you can get maximum value from your lesson.The aim is to have Teacher’s Pet Creature in one piece by the end of the day. (Rewards can be given out if this occurs). Encourage good hand washing practices with this bright and engaging Your Teacher’s Pet Creature poster. It is recommended to be printed in A3 or A4 and laminated.

Maybe it's because my feisty grandma chased tarantulas around with a broom when we lived on an oil lease property when I was a baby that made me love danger and adventure. And maybe it was my father's spending nights as a trombonist with the bands of his day and his days spent drawing sketches that sparked my artistic side. Do you suppose that because my mother stood only four feet ten inches tall that I feel like a giant at five feet? And I'm sure my FBI (Full Blooded Italian) step-father, his seven brothers and sisters and their families are responsible for my LOVE of Italian food. That's who I am. Who are you?A cute poster to display your Star Student of the day in your classroom. It can be printed in a variety of sizes and laminated. Overall, clunky in places but has some solid highs that it make it fun. It's about as good as Pet Shop, has a few more clunky bits but less threats of animal abuse at least. (As far as the Creature Teacher trilogy goes, a tad lesser than the Spooksville one but arguably a bit more creative since that one reuses elements from previous books in that series, making it a lesser one for that series imo but still good and that series stronger elements make it a bit better than this one in general)

While it is highly coincidental, this book's title is similar to the title of the sixth book in the Bone Chillers series, Teacher Creature. He bumps into Marv, who turns out was just trying to be his friend, as Paul was the only one to be nice to him. He tells him that the only way to stop Mrs. Maaargh is to make her laugh. She rarely does and when it happens, she hibernates for six months. She approaches him and he struggles to find a way to make her laugh. Suddenly, he gets an idea. These interactive posters can be placed on a wall in your classroom for the children to monitor their own behaviours and encourage independence and responsibility. They can be printed in A3 size to be large enough for the children to be able to colour in the hearts.

First, it’s an interruption. You’re having a nice conversation and suddenly your teacher interrupts to tell you: “It’s ‘on’ not ‘at’.” These bright and eye-catching posters will be a great reminder for the children to keep their noise level down in your classroom. There are 4 different options available with a selection of different arrow hands too.