Teachers & Parentals

Please find below exercises and activities that counselors, teachers, and parents can use in conjunction with the book: Talk About The Monster. Feel free to use them with your lesson plans and home schooling. We will systematically add more activities in the coming months.

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Activity 1 “Talk About The Monster”

Activity 1

Activity 1 encourages children to use their imagination to draw a picture which describes their monster (fear) and where it lives. In the exercise, the child does this with a step-by-step process including the: ears, eyes, nose, mouth, and body.

Activity 2 “Talk About The Monster”

Activity 2

This is the second activity in the activities workbook. This exercise encourages the child to talk about the monster in Mistofer Christopher’s book and by extension, express their own fears.

Activity 3 “Talk About The Monster”

Activity 3

Activity encourages children to discuss with their friends what they are afraid of. The chart provides category examples like: people, tests, bullies, and the dark. Each column has a section to talk about why they are afraid of a particular thing and how to bring the monster down to size.

Classroom Discussion “Talk About The Monster”

Classroom Discussion

Guide your students through a page-by-page examination of the illustrations from the beginning of the story. Help your students to describe the monster. Discuss each scene where the characters are. Mistofer Christopher repeats a phrase throughout the book. What is that phrase? Help the student to understand the order of the story. Ask your students what they think is the moral of the story: “Talk About The Monster”.