Whole-school special educational needs resources

This was a three-way differentiated time activity I carried out with KS3 SEND students. There are different times: one is 15-min intervals, two is 5-min intervals, three is 1-min intervals and 24-hour clock. One and two also have a digital clock to convert to.

This is the history of the phone for the last 50 years. It has a notebook showing how the phone has changed over each decade since 1967. It goes from the red telephone box to the iPhone. There are activities to play and a phone visual board. It has visual images to support it. There is a funny movie showing me using the different phones over the last 50 years. It was made for special needs and would be useful for young mainstream students. It was made for my school which is celebrating its 50 birthday and we are based in Sydney. It is a fun, easily adaptable resource.

Life cycle of a kookaburra - this resource contains an interactive whiteboard smart notebook activity. It shows the life cycle of the kookaburra and then has a range of interactive activities to reinforce the learning. There are accompanying worksheets for the kookaburra life cycle as well as pre-literacy reading and writing worksheets relating to the kookaburra. It has visual images to reinforce the understanding of the concepts. It was design for special needs but would work very well for early mainstream students.

Silent k, br, ch, ff, ing, pp, qu, sh, th, wh. This pack consists of 10 sets of four mats with each set consisting of a 3x3 silhouette grid mat, corresponding b&w image mat, combined pic and word mat and word only card mats. Pupils engage with up to 90 images and words if used in a carousel fashion. Ideal for both individual and station work. Guide notes included. Can be used in a variety of ways.

4cvc mats; 2cvcc mats; 1 double t mat; 2mixed double letters mats; 1mixed mat; This pack consists of 10 sets of 4 mats with each set consisting of a 3x3 silhouette grid mat, corresponding b&w image mat, combined pic and word mat and word only card mats. Pupils engage with up to 90 images as none of the mats have repetitions. Ideal for both individual and station work. Guide notes included. Can be used in a variety of ways.

Teaching students to COMMUNICATE EFFECTIVELY with each other, teachers and family members is very important. This Paper Bag Communication Book teaches students about the 3 communication styles: *Passive *Aggressive *Assertive *Self Reflection Activity/ questions *Compare and Contrast worksheet *A Better Way to Say It *I- Messages ****6 lesson plans included Any questions- email me at schoolcounselingconfessions@gmail.com Thank you, Vanessa - School Counseling Confessions

This purchase is for a "My Feelings" BOOKLET for grades Pre-K - 2 AND puzzles to go along with each word. The booklet can be stapled together or glued into a notebook. The feelings included with the worksheets and puzzles are: Happy, Sad, Excited, Scared, Worried and Angry. *****These worksheets focus on writing the feeling and bringing the feeling into REAL WORLD experiences. I have used this with Small Groups, Individual Counseling and Whole Class Instruction. If you have any questions please email me at schoolcounselingconfessions@gmail.com Check out my website School Counseling Confessions for great information and more FREEBIES! Follow me on INSTAGRAM @schoolcounselingconfessions Follow me on PINTEREST @scconfessions Thank you, Vanessa School Counseling Confessions

This pack includes a risk assessment and hazard sheet example used for two classes of pupils with Severe Learning Difficulties and Profound and Multiple Learning Difficulties. There are also two PowerPoint presentations with pictures from our risk assessment visit and a Q&A parent information evening held prior to the trip. If you would like more information about this trip including FAQs and learning opportunities for your pupils please visit our blog at http://sensorydispensary.blogspot.co.uk/. We blog about planning, resources, research, events, CPD, reviews and much more.

Present or Past Tense Verbs cut & paste for pupils with autism and special needs. 10 No Prep pages Cut & Paste sheets are a great way to combine Fine Motor Skills with academic activities. You might also like: Singular or Plural cut & paste Present, Past & Future Tense Verbs, Say a Sentence Parts of Speech Sort

This is the fourth of five short stories that have been written using the first 500 high frequency words in the English language. This story uses the first 400 words with illustrations for additional words. There are 5 worksheets to accompany the story. These are gapfill exercises to test students understanding of each word. The first story of 100 words is free if you would like to sample this activity.

Worksheets designed to structure revision sessions for students with SCEID, ADHD, and ASD. Worksheet includes space for notes and supports the 5E's instructional model.

The World News Crossword (August 20th, 2017) is a simple resource made up of a crossword (with answers) based on last week's news events - and THREE bonus crosswords. This week's bonus puzzles focus on Argentina, China, and New Zealand. The World News Crossword is reasonably simple to complete because its purpose is to engage students with their world and some of the many events that affect them. A two-week-old wildfire in Greenland. A terror attack in Barcelona. A baby dolphin killed because of tourists' curiosity. Venezuela went from bad to worse. 3000 Syrians returned home from Lebanon. Saudi Arabia negotiated to rebuild Iraq's cities. The US president used Twitter, again. Floods affected millions of people in India, Bangladesh, and Nepal. A tortoise escaped in Japan. But it's less about what happened last week than why and hopefully, if students work in groups to solve these puzzles, they'll chat among themselves about the stories in the puzzle. Why did Rwandans vote their president back for a third term? Why should Zimbabwe's Grace Mugabe escape prosecution for assaulting a model in a hotel in South Africa? Why is the US investigating China's intellectual property policies? And what's so wrong with an Australian politician holding dual-citizenship?