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 No More Teasing - Emma Chichester Clark
 No More Teasing - Emma Chichester Clark ... doesn't like it. When Grandma finds out about it she and Mimi make a cunning plan - and soon Momo realises that teasing isn't such a good idea. He and Mimi end up better friends than ever!Newest Review: ... Mimi stomps off through the rainforest on her own, terrified at the crunching and cracking sounds she heard, convinced that ... more ... it must be the Grizzly Grilla! Terrified, Mimi runs through the rainforest and ran straight in to her Grandma.
Mimi tells her Grandma about the teasing that she has had to endure and together they hatch a plan to teach Momo a lesson. Mimi finds Momo playing his drums and shouts at the top of her voice to run for his life as the Grizzly Grilla is coming. Knowing that there is no such thing, Momo is totally unperturbed until he hears a deep, gruff voice saying, "I'm coming and I'm looking for YOU!"
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No More Teasing - Emma Chichester Clark: Don't be a tease! (632 words)
by - written on 19/12/06 (Very useful, 80 readings)
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PSE (Personal, Social and Emotional Development) is a huge part of Early Years teaching and this book fits perfectly in to that area of the curriculum. - No More Teasing! - This book is about two little monkeys: Mimi is a 'girl' monkey who has an older 'boy' cousin called Momo. Momo is bigger than Mimi and constantly teases her, calling her names like copycat, Titchypoo, stupid, scaredy pants etc... One day Momo asked Mimi to join him in his tree-house. Mimi was surprised at how kind her cousin was being, until.............he abandoned her up there, taking the ladders with him. He told Mimi that the Grizzly Grilla would come ... Read the complete review
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