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Makes teaching classroom management and SEL concepts simple to teach and understand.
I introduced this to my class 2-3 weeks ago and they are loving it and so am I! I only wished that I’d thought to purchase the Teachers Pet Creatures when I first saw them ages ago bc they’re now no longer available
When only the best will do...these are my special stickers...Quality!
I really love my pet creatures and activity cards. My small people will be really excited with their new friends as they learn and interact with our class pets, when they return to school. Having a class of students with a variety of disabilities, is great, it is exciting that they will experience opportunities to support their learning and understanding through stories, play and activities around our pets.
We love our pet “Blueberry” he is very good at keeping an eye and an ear out for good choices. The rewards jar works wonders 💫 am slowly introducing different bits and pieces 💙
These are my "special stickers" in the classroom! We love them and they are the best!
I love this product. I just wish they would make these purple teacher pet name tags for the desk in a different style.
So far, this little guy, whom my class named Stitch, has been a fantastic help with classroom management. I ordered a stamp with him that says, “Making Good Choices.” It came in a mini sack that matched our creature’s color. Each day, I put a big gold star sticker, a little piece of candy like a Hershey Kiss, and the stamp inside, and sit it next to Stitch. He watches the class throughout the day and reports to me in my ear at the end of the day which student he thinks did the best job following classroom rules and expectations. That Star Student gets the sticker, the candy, and a stamp on the back of the hand. The class never lets me forget that Stitch needs to give his report. They look forward to hearing his choice, and they congratulate their classmates for doing a good job.
My kindergarten students love playing this game. I have quite a few students who struggle with emotional regulation. This game really snaps them out of their emotional state. Once we play the game, they are ready to talk about how they feel and why. We are also able to talk about what they can do My kindergarten students love playing this game. I have quite a few students who struggle with emotional regulation. This game really snaps them out of their emotional state. Once we play the game, they are ready to talk about how they feel and why. We are also able to talk about what they can do next time they feel this way. next time they feel this way.
Our creature eats lunch with the kids when they use inside voices. The children adore the creature. The behaviors are settling down so that the creature visits the children.
My students LOVE them! They babysit them and introduce them to visitors. They have even read the books to the VP. They really help to use them as examples in the class.
Very well received and being used
I bought all 3 bundles and I love utilizing them in my classroom. The kids love them as well!!
Each student can have their very own printable pet to keep on their desk as a fun and personalised companion throughout the day. These pets can serve as a comforting presence, a reward for good behavior, or even a tool for imaginative play and classroom engagement.
Teaching emotions and self-regulation becomes truly powerful when you use relatable resources—suddenly, those big feelings make sense, and the learning becomes both meaningful and rewarding.
A powerful social skills resource that brings social literacy to life—equipping students with the confidence and tools they need to build meaningful, positive relationships.
We recommend it for children ages 3-9, usually kindy through to grade 4s. There are two types of puppets included - a simple one for younger students and a more in depth one for older students.
We have thousands of teachers that say it will!
All of our pet programs are made broad enough to fit in with your existing programs, but use the leading theories in positive behaviours, emotional regulation and social literacy to ensure it's relevant.
