This pack is specifically designed for students who benefit from visual scaffolding, including those with SEND (Special Educational Needs), SLCN (Speech, Language, and Communication Needs), or EAL (English as an Additional Language). By pairing key information with clear symbols, this resource reduces cognitive load and allows students to focus on the life and legacy of one of history’s greatest authors. What’s Inside:Symbol-Supported Information Pages: Key facts about Charles Dickens’ life and his most famous novels, simplified and supported by symbols to aid comprehension. Visual Vocabulary Guides: Dedicated symbol pages to help students master Victorian-era terminology and literary concepts.

This William Shakespeare Symbol-Supported Resource Pack introduces Shakespeare to all learners. It is designed for students who benefit from visual aids. The pack makes the language and themes of Shakespeare accessible to students with SEND (Special Educational Needs), SLCN (Speech, Language, and Communication Needs), or EAL (English as an Additional Language). The resource combines historical facts and plot summaries with symbols. This reduces the cognitive load of Elizabethan English. Students can engage with the Tudor era and Shakespeare’s stories. What’s Inside: Symbol-Supported Information Pages: Facts about Shakespeare’s life in Stratford-upon-Avon, his time at The Globe Theatre, and his impact on the English language.

Bring history to life for every student with this Winston Churchill Symbol-Supported Resource Pack.Designed specifically for learners who require visual scaffolding, this pack is an essential tool for teaching the Second World War to students with SEND, SLCN, or EAL. By using symbols to illustrate complex historical concepts, like leadership, democracy, and wartime life, you can ensure your history lessons are inclusive and engaging.

This SEN work pack is based on the story Dear Zoo and is designed to support engagement, understanding, and enjoyment of the text. The story is provided as a powerpoint, with each page presented on a separate slide for clarity and focus. It is recommended that the slides are printed so that students can easily follow along, track the story, and engage more actively during shared reading. The resource encourages adults to read the story alongside students, supporting them with decoding, comprehension, and discussion as needed. The clear structure and visual format help to reduce cognitive load and support learners with additional needs. Following the story, there is a simple activity sheet containing questions related to the text. These questions are designed to check understanding, reinforce key events, and encourage students to recall and reflect on what they have read. This pack is ideal for guided reading sessions, one-to-one support, or small group work, and can be easily adapted to suit a range of abilities.