Browse HUNDREDS of Tuff Tray packs, download the FREE weekly pack and MUCH more on our amazing Tuff Tray HUB! Young children, in particular, may not have the words to describe how they’re feeling (which is why they end up having tantrums).

Through our new Local History resources, we want to provide you with everything you will need to confidently carry out an engaging local history project with your Key Stage two class. To further explore feelings and emotions with young children, take a look here at our selection of other resources to use, including PowerPoints, display photos, worksheets and games. Llenas’s art is so expressive - childlike in its simplicity and sheer exuberance, with intensely scribbled crayon marks and wild brush strokes. My Good to Read this week is a fantastic example of a book that does just that - in a gentle and entertaining way. There is no denying that the monster in monster colouring page 18 is somewhat fish-like, but he is particularly proud of the fins on his back and his excellent eye-sight!

Colour in some old bits of card, cut out some shapes, piece them together and see what you can create. By popular request, we now have no less than 30 different monster faces - one for everyone in the classroom! With this marvellous picture book and its bright and expressive illustrations, children can easily identify the different emotions felt throughout the day.

Some of the technologies we use are necessary for critical functions like security and site integrity, account authentication, security and privacy preferences, internal site usage and maintenance data, and to make the site work correctly for browsing and transactions. The ratings/reviews displayed here may not be representative of every listing on this page, or of every review for these listings.This book opens up and encourages the conversation between parents and toddlers about how they feel, to help them recognise their sentiments, even when confused. From arts and crafts, to drawing and coloring there really is something for everyone here, so please explore and most importantly - have fun!

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! We've made even the scariest monster have a friendly comical face so it won't spook the little ones. This set of colouring sheets shows a cute monster character representing different feelings and emotions.

A little girl helps him to identify his emotions through colour, so little and older readers can help him too. Learning about feelings and emotions is part of developing positive self-esteem and better relationships with others. Our brand new range of circus-themed resources will be covering all aspects of grammar, from conjunctions to suffixes. Explore these colouring pages and more exciting English resources by creating your very own Twinkl account!

Alternatively, have a look at our Coleslaw Colouring Sheet or our Dill Colouring Sheet for something a bit different. And monsters can have all types of teeth – sharp fangs for eating, metal teeth for crunching, or even no teeth at all.The strength of The Colour Monster is that Llenas doesn’t pass judgement on whether they are good or bad. You need to know that The Colour Monster is a story that gently and effectively explores our 6 main emotions. The 103 third parties who use cookies on this service do so for their purposes of displaying and measuring personalized ads, generating audience insights, and developing and improving products. 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.