Visual timetable
Visual timetable using writing with symbols pictures, Its in the shape of a caterpiller i printed it out onto green paper and it looked good enjoy
Preschool special educational needs resources
All Special educational needs subjects
Tes resources is home to a range of SEN teaching materials tailor-made for each child’s requirements. You’ll find classroom activities specifically designed to help SEN teachers in their role, including resources for:
- Speech and language
- Numeracy
- Social skills
Whether you’re supporting children with autism, a visual, hearing or sensory impairment, cognitive impairments, ADHD or another learning difficulty, we have teaching resources for every child’s needs.
matching cvc pictures and words
match cvc words to the pictures
SEALS PSHE
I make these into flowers with long sticks on them plant them into flower pots . Give each child a peg which the decorate and put name on. When we start the activity the place their peg on what flower they are feeling , then when the leave they do the same . used the pictures from writing with symbols
How to tie your Shoelaces
Series of photos to accompany a poem to remember how to tie your shoeleaces - could be displayed in the cloakroom.
Dyslexia friendly reading advice
These pages from the Waterstones website include advice on what makes a dyslexia friendly book plus a list of dyslexia friendly titles and a downloadble guide to books for young dyslexic readers.
CVC Snakes and Ladders
Read the words and jump to the pictures. Climb the ladders and watch out for the snakes.
cvc dominoes
Make cvc words using the dominoes cards.
House Point Cards
A selection of house-point credit cards - award them for good work etc, etc. These are blanks to be coloured in by you or pupils, but it’s an easy job to fill the writing in Word
How to tie a shoelace
A PDF file useful for teaching children how to tie their shoelaces.
CVC FOUR IN A ROW
The first child to get four in a row is the winner.
Abbreviations relating to educational inclusion in England
If you teach students who have special educational needs, speak English as an additional language or are gifted and talented, then this reference work is for you. This index contains both locally coined and nationally recognised acronyms. I have started a thread in the SEN section of the TES staffroom where contributors can post additions and corrections, which I will try and incorporate at the earliest opportunity. This Adobe Acrobat file is a work in progress.
Quiz maker website - all subjects, choice of 10 languages
This excellent website has many maths resources but the quiz maker can be used for ANY SUBJECT The quizzes have ten questions with multiple choice answers (made up by you) and can be saved and played online by the pupils or on an IWB. There is a primary/SEN version which is more colourful and a secondary version that looks a bit more grown up. There is a choice of ten different languages that can be used. I have shown it as being for SEN as ALL SUBJECTS is unavailable but you can customise it to suit.