This easy-to-use behaviour chart is a visual reminder in the classroom to encourage those positive behaviours. With each child responsible for their own name on the chart, this tool will encourage children to follow the classroom guidelines. 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. This simple peg chart is a visual reminder in the classroom to encourage those positive behaviours. With each child responsible for their own named peg, this tool will encourage children to follow the classroom guidelines.

I used spend every Tuesday and Thursday at a company in Prague giving English lessons to their employees. As a whole class looking at the printed posters, explain that the children will be responsible for monitoring their own behaviours.This one is interesting as it is part of what I call the Creature Teacher trilogy. See, before Goosebumps did Creature Teacher in Series 2000, 3 of the ripoff/similar series beat Stine to the punch. Besides this, there was Graveyard School;s Creature Teacher, Spooksville's Creature in the Teacher, and then there was this. I know it's a common turn of phrase for horror stories but it's just funny so many did it before Goosebumps did. 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.

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. 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. You receive a Creature List to choose your animal guests when booking, with different options for hands on, looking and animal in action creatures. You create your encounter! When Paul Perez was little, he believed in monsters and would always have nightmares about them. He eventually got over his fears, and became a joker to help him get over them. One day his jokes go too far when he brings his parrot to school, and it starts insulting the teacher. He tries to make her laugh to win her over, as he always tries to make people laugh, but it fails. Upon hearing he is having trouble in school, Paul's overachieving parents pull some strings, and get him accepted into a boarding school called The Caring Academy.During lunch, Paul makes friends with a pudgy kid named Marv. He explains that this is Mrs. Maaargh's first year at the school. Celeste comes over, pulls Paul away, and reveals that Marv is Mrs. Maaargh's son. Worried that Marv will tell her about some bad things he said about her, he goes over to apologize to her. He sees Mrs. Maaargh biting a mouse's head off, and this makes him realize she really is a monster. He tries to call his parents, but the phones don't work. Molly recommends making a model of a molecule. Over the next few days, he stays up late to build one, hoping Mrs. Maaargh likes it. However, when he gives it to her one morning, it has been vandalized to say YOU UGLY. For this, Paul is taken off the chart all together. Paul decides that he has to try to escape. He sneaks out during class later on and discovers a way out he can use later. The next morning, he leaves but Molly appears. She warns him that there is an invisible electric fence and informs him his parents are here. 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. It contains everything you need to run a full classroom economy for the full school year. Complete with a marketplace, currency, job allocations and a wallet that holds both the notes and the reward vouchers. If for some reason you are not available to greet the children , you can choose a child to take your place.

Aaron graduated from the Ringling College of Art & Design in 1989 from the Illustration program. He was then hired by Walt Disney Feature Animation where he spent 21 years helping to create some of the greatest animated films ever made. During that time he worked as an animator or supervising animator on “The Rescuers Down Under”, “Beauty and the Beast”, “Aladdin”, “The Lion King”, “Pocahontas” and “Mulan”. In 2003 he was co-director of “Brother Bear” for which he earned an Oscar nomination for Best Animated Feature Film. Unlike most kids who can't wait to grow up, I've gotten younger--at least my stories have. I've stepped into the world of 7 to 10 year olds. If you want correction, and don’t want the conversation to be interrupted, it’s much better to get it in writing. After discussing some kind and positive behaviours, explain that the children can colour in a heart when they either do something kind or see someone else doing something kind. It is up to you how you want to go about it.

Depending on the year group, encourage the children to proof read their writing either by themselves or with a partner. Once the poster has been laminated and the arrow hand has been attached, it can be placed in an ideal spot in your classroom. The book's manuscript appears on Stine's bookshelf in the Goosebumps film. Additionally, Mrs. Maaargh is mentioned in Slappy's Revenge. 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. 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.

The aim of the chart is for the children to display positive behaviours that help them to move their peg to the top of the chart. Can't compare it to the Goosebumps one yet, although I have read The Final Exam. Still, I'll judge it on its own here and I ended up liking it. It did throw me off in a few ways though. It starts with protagonist Joey Powers and his friend Nate being goof off jerks towards their teacher which wasn't a good start for them. Encourage your children to “think” about their behaviour when trying to support positive behaviours in your classroom. This poster acts as a visual reminder and encourages positive language to be used. It is important that children learn to think before they speak.In a 40 minute long Fantastic 4 visit, children will get hands on with their choice of 1 creepy crawly, 1 scaly, 1 furry and 1 other creature from the team. This option does not Include a barn owl flight. Job Chart – one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten, twelve, fourteen and sixteen job layouts included.