Teach Your Monster

Teach Your Monster has been a member of Linktree for 4 years and joined in January 2022. The social media accounts linked to from Teach Your Monster are: • Facebook • Instagram • TikTok • YouTube • LinkedIn • X Besides social media accounts, teachyourmonster has populated their site with: • Free Comics! • Book Reviews and Bookmarks • Explore math learning software benefits • Three simple techniques to help children with their worries • Go all in for 2026 - The National Year of Reading • Part 1: Adaptive Gameplay • A Year of Impact in 2025 • Fostering kindness in the classroom (and beyond!) • WEBSITE | ALL GAMES FREE TO PLAY • Part 2 - Why Update? • Behind-the-scenes with Number Skills Game Designer and Developer Matt Sayers • Human Evolution: Why learning to read is actually a very difficult skill • Part 3 - Meet the Experts! • Phonics activities for everyone! • Encourage Healthier Eating using Senses and Songs! • Adventures in language! EAL Article • Vote - Education Today Awards • Adventurous Eating Comic • RfF Printables - Dragon Bookshelf buddy and colouring pages • TYMTR Progress Charts • Number Skills off-screen and hands-on! • Calming activities for kids over the holidays • Reading For Fun Chapter 5! • YOUTUBE | BUB LOVES FOOD MUSIC VIDEO • Behind-the-scenes with Teach Your Monster User Researcher • AMAZON • APPLE APP STORE • Math Games and Worksheets • GOOGLE PLAY • Growing Certificate - Adventurous Eating Printables • Adding comics to enrich reading • New Year, new website… • Reading for Fun Printables • Practice Mode Article • Deeper learning of numbers 1 - 5 • The SAPERE Method and Adventurous Eating • Teach Your Monster: A Year of Impact in 2024 • Spooky stories - Literacy Article • Number Skills Halloween game! • Teach Your Monster holiday top tips! • Summer reading in Reading for Fun! • An interview with Number Skills Expert - Bernie Westacott • Free Literacy App - Teach Your Monster to Read • Free Literacy App - Reading for Fun • Download and play Number Skills! • NUMBER SKILLS IS GROWING! • WHAT IS 'NEW MATH' AND WHY DO PARENTS FIND IT SO HARD?