Primary autism spectrum disorders (asd) resources

This resource has been created with hard to reach young people in mind. These resources have been used at The Island Project as part of vocational learning as a way of engaging young people who struggled with ADHD, Autism, SEMH and challenging behaviour. Most learners who attend our project are also struggling academically and therefore these materials are designed to allow tutors to scale the difficultly as desired. This bundle contains 6 project plans and is aimed at giving young people the opportunity of learning about Ancient Egypt in a less academic way through more hands on activities using arts and crafts, social play, woodwork, Lego and more. This range of sessions was delivered over a 6 week half term, each session being focused on per week.

This scheme of work was originally made for a SEN group but has since been differentiated for KS3 and taught at year 8 and year 9 to a range of abilities. Though it suits lower to mid for some activities, most lessons are easily adaptable to suit a higher ability class - particularly the Jack the Ripper case file section at the end. It has lessons on the history of Victorian Crime and Punishment, covering topics such as the Queen, the bloody code, Sweeney Todd (truth/fiction), Robert Peel, and the development of new detection methods (such as: finger prints and mugshots). Some a bit creepy or gory, so know your audience! Finally at the end is a case study of Jack the Ripper, which uses a range of original sources and offers students the chance to deduce who they think Jack was based on several possible suspects. This is themed around Sherlock Holmes for fun. There are over 200 slides and all worksheets are included. This has been a popular unit for several years at my school. There are notes on how to apply each worksheet and most slides have explanations. I’ve spent a long time developing this and the vast majority is my own work - I hope you and your students enjoy it!

Summer Planner Templates 2018 Calendars for the summer holidays for boys and girls Weekly planners for the summer holidays to help plan activities for your family or use in a holiday club. The days are visually represented and split into morning and afternoon. Add your own pictures, photos, symbols and text. Help prepare children for upcoming events, changes in routine and summer activities. Created by Kirby Woods. This resources was created in InPrint 3 Widgit Symbols supports vocabulary development across the primary curriculum for all students, as well as helping individuals with special needs, autism or speech and language difficulties.

This worksheet asks learners to write down what they know about time. A perfect assessment tool for measuring learners knowledge and retention.

Resources made for Science Week with a focus on ‘Staying Alive’. We learnt about the difference between living and non living things, that animals including humans grow from babies into adults, that some animals grow inside their mother while others hatch from an egg, children kept a food journal for later learning about a balanced diet. Before learning about basic needs, children attempted to complete a mind map, adding to this later. Living / Not Living / Never Lived sorting activity / workstation task What do you call a baby… table to complete 5 day food journal - table for students to complete (Monday to Friday) Egg or Mum? Sorting activity / workstation task - did this animal grow inside its mother or hatch from an egg? Human basic needs - male and female mind map activity, pupils to add what is essential for human life. Designed for KS1 / KS2 children with autism but also suitable for mainstream learners or older learners with SEN.

This huge collection has been designed to use with seven of David Walliams popular books; Awful Auntie, Demon Dentist, Gangster Granny, Grandpa’s Great Escape, Ratburger, The Boy in the Dress and The Midnight Gang. The resources have been designed to be completed along-side the reading of the books. They can be used to develop a range of literacy skills through books that pupils find engaging. These resources help to improve and promote reading.

This fantastic collection of puzzles, board games and quizzes were designed for children who love David Walliams’ books. These resources are based around six books; Awful Auntie, Demon Dentist, Grandpa’s Great Escape, Mr Stink, The Midnight Gang, and The World’s Worst Children [1]. This resource has many uses in the classroom and as homework. All the activities are designed to engage the reader and promote a deep love of reading.

Ramadan 2018 - with Widgit Symbols Resources for Islamic Holy month of Ramadan. 13 activities including a Ramadan calendar, story, flashcards word search and information on Ramadan. This resource was created in InPrint 3 Widgit Symbols supports vocabulary development across the primary curriculum for all students, as well as helping individuals with special needs, autism or speech and language difficulties.

Great resource for assisting communication / conversation. Designed for using in group situations or one to one

This pack contains several different versions for 'Danger awareness’ These packs are used for many of my private clients with these being the most populour at the moment. Easy for children with disabilities too understand. Each card shows a clear action for the situation at that time and will assist the user to use the appropriate action.

Total of 16 cards suitable for both male and female use. This set is designed to help the user communicate with what they want. Can be used with a ring fitted, great for when out and about.

Series of 4 interactive matching books My Farm Animals Book My Pets Book My Jungle Animals Book My Ocean Animals Book Each book contains 4 pages of animals to match and an “I see…” reading sentence with text and symbols. Books come as two levels: LEVEL 1 picture to picture matching LEVEL 2 sorting using symbol and sentence prompts

Set of worksheets to use to test ability to draw and read probability grids.

This bundle contains all the materials on 2D and 3D shapes. <strong>Content:</strong> Lesson Plans PowerPoint Presentations Properties of shapes Learning about repeating patterns Themed subjects - relating solid shapes to objects in the environment. Word Searches 2D and 3D Jigsaw Puzzles There is a lot of opportunities for children to explore shapes in all the products. <strong>Please see individual product descriptions.</strong> Also included is a Christmas-themed resource on 3D shapes. Thank you for taking an interest.

Worry Monster Craftivity Create a monster, write your worry and get the monster to eat it.

Football World Cup Russia 2018 This free pack contains a World Cup Chart to record the progress of the competition, World Cup Flags Display Cards, World Cup Flashcards and World Cup Trading Cards. The World Cup Chart allows you to cut and stick the relevant country flags to record the progress of the competition from group stages to the final. The World Cup Flags Display Cards can be used to display all the flags of the countries competing in this years World Cup. The World Cup Trading Cards can be used to learn facts about the competing countries as well as play a variety of memory games (instruction included). The pack also includes a set of World Cup related flashcards to help promote discussion about the beautiful game. It can also be used to learn the different flags of the countries playing in the competition. This resource was created with InPrint 3 Widgit Symbols supports vocabulary development across the primary curriculum for all students, as well as helping individuals with special needs, autism or speech and language difficulties.

These feeling charts have been created to be an interactive, frequently-used, classroom resource. The more students utilize the charts, the more the classroom as a whole and the student as an individual, will benefit. Students better understand their own emotions when they learn to identify what they are feeling; and proceed to learn how to cope with those emotions. This, in return, allows for a positive classroom environment with less confusion and more understanding between students and teachers. -There are 24 feelings included: aggressive, angry, annoyed, bored, calm, cold, confident, confused, disappointed, embarrassed, excited, friendly, frustrated, funny, grumpy, happy, hot, hungry, hurt, lazy, motivated, nervous, overwhelmed, proud, quiet, sad, scared, shy, sick, silly, surprised, tired -One large feelings chart. Three miniature feelings charts. -All emoji faces are labeled with their emotion.

A free academic poster, which briefly explores the benefits that music can bring to children with autism.

REST BREAKS AND STRESS MANAGEMENT Presentation The purpose of the course is to: **To identify the meaning of the identified Access Arrangements. To demonstrate strategies that will support the identified Access Arrangements. To apply your understanding the identified Access Arrangements to an actual exam question. **

10 PIECE DOWNLOAD ✔️ Improve mastery skills, develop self-esteem and encourage positive thinking. ✔️ Create engaging and thought-provoking discussions. ✔️ Provide opportunities for all learners to develop reasoning skills and build self-esteem. ✔️ Perfect for small group interventions and whole class lessons. Life By Shape resources can help improve mastery skills in two ways: showing how images can be used to represent problems or ideas giving an opportunity for children to discuss and reason Each Life By Shape resource included in this package shows words of inspiration and motivation represented by an image of shape. Using images to represent Each image has been designed to represent (or show) a motivational message. The key here is for children to try and imagine that each shape within an image represents an individual person. Once children understand this concept, the discussions really start flowing. Discussing & Reasoning Here are some possible questions that children could be asked to generate some discussions. How does the image relate to the words? Why do you think the bottom left square is different? And what could this represent? Why is the bottom left square a different colour to the rest? Why are all of the other shapes in a perfect pattern? If you were one of these squares, which one would you be? It’s important to remember that there does not have to be a right answer. The point of this is to give children an opportunity to express their thoughts through discussions and reasoning by ‘agreeing’ or ‘disagreeing’ with other children. How can Life By Shape resources help to build self-esteem and develop positive thinking? Each Life By Shape resource has a message of inspiration or motivation for children. Combined with discussions, all types of learners can access and understand important messages to build self-esteem and develop positive thinking.

Here you have 3 files to make 3 basic math adapted books, to practice counting to 10. Save up to 20% by buying this bundle. Thanks for stopping by!

Follow me on TES and Facebook, for new releases, special offers, and freebies. You will find one PDF file to make a counting adapted book. (1-10) “How many ice cream scoops do you want?” English and Spanish versions. The file has 7 pages. In page 1 you will find the cover and 10 delicious ice cream cones. Cut in half the next 5 pages, and leave number 7 as it is. Cut the ice cream that you will find on page 1, laminate everything, and bind, by the left side. Then put some velcro behind the ice cream cones and in the hands of the ice cream bear. Put some velcro also on the last page on the right side. If you have any problem please write me to paulinarl06@hotmail.com

Follow me on TES for new releases, freebies and special offers. This download consists of 7 pages to make an adapted book, “The Penguin wants to eat”. You only have to print the 7 pages, cut, laminate and re-cut them, to have 12 pages. Don’t cut the last page. In the first 6 pages, you will find the cover of your book and 10 images of a very hungry penguin and 10 plates full of fishes. In the last one, you will find the back cover, so you can velcro the plates on the right side there. Organize everything and bind it. The task consists of searching for the plate that has the number (located on the upper left side) of fishes. A hands-on activity to practice counting. If you have any questions or any problem please write me at paulinarlO6@hotmail.com Thank you very much Happy teaching!

This download consists of 7 pages to make an adapted book, “The Monster wants to eat”. You only have to print the 7 pages, cut, laminate and re-cut them, to have 12 pages. Don’t cut the last page. In the first 6 pages, you will find the cover of your book and 10 images of a very hungry monster and 10 delicious chocolate chips cookies. In the last one, you will find the back cover, so you can velcro the cookies on the right side there. Organize everything and bind it. The task consists of searching for the cookie that has the number (located on the upper left side) of chocolate chips. A hands-on activity to practice counting. If you have any questions or any problem please write me at paulinarlO6@hotmail.com Thank you very much Happy teaching!

You will find 10 files to make 10 adapted books to practice counting to 10. Every file has 7 pages. Cut in half the first 6 pages, and leave number 7 as it is. Cut the numbers that you will find on page 6, laminate everything, and bind, by the left side. Then put some velcro behind the numbers and in the little squares located in the upper left side. And on the last page on the right side. Do the same with the other 9 files and you will have 10 adapted, fun, colorful books. Thanks for stopping by!

Colouring pages for the Royal wedding download print and colour.

Symbols, pictures and words, differentiated to be used as worksheets or printed and laminated for use with whiteboard pens, letter and number blocks, magnetic letters/ numbers/ shapes, real objects etc. Practice recognition of basic colour, number and shape concepts. Practice writing numbers and words, writing names of colours and shapes and drawing shapes through copying, tracing and independent writing. Build sentences to say what you can see, using PECS style sentence structures.

Symbols, pictures and words, differentiated to be used as worksheets or printed and laminated for use with velcro symbols and pictures

Enjoy Eurovision with this symbol supported pack containing: Flashcards Key Words to support what you see during Eurovision. Bingo Listen out for the words on your card during each song. Get them all? Call BINGO! Match Countries Can you match the flags with the country shapes? Scorecard Score all the acts from the final - give points out of ten for each song and performance. Work out the total and give 12 points to your top scorer, then 10, then 8-1. How do your scores compare to the official ones? This resource was created in InPrint 3 Widgit Symbols supports vocabulary development across the primary curriculum for all students, as well as helping individuals with special needs, autism or speech and language difficulties.

This resource consists of: 104 cards 1 game board 5 worksheets Children will learn that it is ok to say what they like or what they dislike. They will also understand that everyone has different likes and dislikes. Teach diversity.

A- Z of emotions plus blank facemats for emotions work.

A huge pack of worksheets for social and emotional work.

Celebrate the 2018 Royal Wedding between Prince Harry and his fiancee Meghan Markle with this symbol supported story and activity pack. This free pack contains Royal Wedding themed activities as well as a symbol supported Royal Wedding information pages. Activities include: Timeline - A time line of the wedding day itself Royal Wedding Vocabulary - Print and use as a communication board or cut up to make flashcards Matching - Match the words to the pictures Hidden Words - Find the hidden words in the title Colouring - Colour in the wedding themed images This resource was created in InPrint 3 Widgit Symbols supports vocabulary development across the primary curriculum for all students, as well as helping individuals with special needs, autism or speech and language difficulties.

5 DAY Self-esteem challenge.

Print, laminate and cut along the dotty lines. Can the child make the picture?

This is a useful self assessment tool - a visual resource for pupils to record what they know about topic words before and after a topic. They can list words from their topic in this document and then compare their knowledge after the topic to see how much they have learnt. Simple and effective and suitable for a wide range of ages and abilities.

The file included is an updated/new IEP template which is renamed ‘Pupil Learning Passport’. It is used successfully in conjunction with face-to-face parental meetings once per term. We allocated 20-25 minutes each for the Autumn term parental meetings and 10-15 minutes each for the Spring and Summer term meetings, although longer may be needed depending on the nature of the outcomes, progress made as well as the individual circumstances surrounding the pupil . Pupil Learning Passports (PLPs) can be used for SEND, LAC and disadvantaged pupils. What does it do? Outlines personal details and SEND category/categories Links to SEND ranges Outlines the pupil’s strengths, achievements and interests ( pupil discussions are held once a year prior to the first parental meeting). Outlines external agencies involved Outlines background information (status, medical and external agencies) Incorporates pupil voice - ‘barriers to learning’ and ‘I learn best when’ States outcomes and learning targets (Autumn, Spring and Summer) Outlines provision (intervention, resources, strategies and what I can do at home to help Tracks attainment and progress data Reviews outcomes Incorporates parent views Includes details of transition Why is it more effective? One document that is updated each term for one year and the follows the pupil into future year groups One document that tracks pupil progress for their whole school career from Reception to Y6, or whenever they join your school In-line with the SEND Code of Practice 2015, incorporating parent and pupil voice and views Sections are written in conjunction with the pupil It combines IEPs and Pupil Passports removing the need for two separate documents Links directly to SEND Provision Map Saves teachers time having ‘tick box’ options in various sections All relevant information needed for referrals is in one place All relevant information in one place to ensure all staff involved with the child is aware of provision, needs, resources and strategies Acts as a transition document (class to class/teacher to teacher, across Key stages and to new schools) Overall, it replaces a lot of singular documents and creates one meaningful and multi-purpose document for SEND pupils.

Some basic Apple colouring pages to be used as part of a session. Encourage creativity and let people make patterns and colour as they want to.

This powerpoint presentation provides a list of famous people who are thought to be autistic. This has been used as printed cards for discussion when helping individuals to understand autism and feel more empowered regarding their diagnosis.

This is a lesson plan for a 20 minute microteach on the subject of socially appropriate behaviour for increasing independence. For example, if we are hygienic we will be given more responsibility on our work placement. If we are cautious what information we give away to strangers we will be able to spend more time at the shops etc without supervision and guidance. There are resources to accompany this lesson plan.

Here is a set of worksheets designed to practice and assess knowledge and understanding of the times tables from 6-12 inclusive. Presented in the form of interesting and engaging ‘Times Machines’ they are designed to particularly engage reluctant learners as well as those with a moderate learning disability. They also make ideal TEACCH workstation tasks in an autism/ SEN setting. For economy, they can be laminated and used with dry wipe markers. Times Machines for the 2,3,4 and 5 times tables are available for free download.

How to support a young person or child who has toileting issues and ASD