Preschool special educational needs resources

A lesson on how to be empathetic and recognise empathy in others.

A lesson on what kindness is, how it works and how we can do more of it.

A lesson guiding students to meditate and be mindful.

Equipping students with the basics of mindfulness and meditation.

Lesson revolving around the idea of having a growth mindset instead of a fixed mindset when it comes to tasks.

Take a look at our Phonics Screening Check bundle! Lots of activities, resources, worksheets, games and flashcards to use in class or at home! £9.99, which works out at less than £1 a resource. Here is a list below of all the resources that you can download in this bundle, perfect revision resource for year 1. Phonics alien word flashcards Grapheme flashcards Pictures with missing words Phase 5 ‘ee’ 'ea ‘e-e’ sound flashcards Phase 5 Alien word flashcards Phase 5 phonics finishing game Split digraph snap game Real and alien word flashcards Homophone flashcards Phonics snap game Tricky word flashcards Please take a minute to rate our resources, so we can make them even better!

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.

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Building student vocabulary is crucial to their understanding of curriculum content and the world. For students who have difficulties memorizing and retaining knowledge of key vocabulary, repeated access to visual and engaging stimuli is the key. Topic cards, such as those used for a Word Wall display, or student vocabulary book, provides a simple and visual tool for teaching the names of common fruits and vegetables. Due to differences around the world, some items are listed with several names (e.g. mandarin/clementine); therefore it is recommended to choose which card/name is most applicable for your students. This resource includes: 65 x colour topic cards (with clipart image) 65 x word only topic cards Fruits and vegetables included in this resource are: apple, apricot, asparagus, avocado, banana, beans, beetroot, blueberry, broccoli, brussel sprout, cabbage, capsicum/pepper, carrot, cauliflower, celery, cherry, coconut, corn, cucumber, eggplant/aubergine, fig, garlic, grapefruit, grapes, honeydew melon, kiwifruit, leek, lemon, lettuce, lime, lychee, mandarin/clementine, mango, mushroom, nectarine, onion, orange, papaya, passionfruit, pea, pear, pineapple, plum, pomegranate, potato, pumpkin/squash, radish, raspberry, red onion, rock melon/cantaloupe, shallot, spinach, strawberry, sweet potato, tomato, zucchini/courgette. Cards can be printed normally on A4 paper for large topic cards, or printed 2 sheets to an A4 page for smaller cards. Other ‘Vocabulary Builder’ resources recommended for use alongside these Topic Cards include: Fruit and Vegetable Posters (free) Fruit and Vegetable Games (BINGO, Memory, Board game) Available June 2018 Fruit and Vegetable Worksheets Available July 2018 Fruit and Vegetable Activities Available July 2018

Building student vocabulary is crucial to their understanding of curriculum content and the world. For students who have difficulties memorizing and retaining knowledge of key vocabulary, repeated access to visual and engaging stimuli is the key. These posters provide a simple and visual tool for teaching the names of common fruits and vegetables. Due to differences around the world, some items are listed with several names (e.g. mandarin/clementine). This resource includes: 1 x colour poster of common fruits 1 x colour poster of fruits (based on botanical definition) 1 x colour poster of vegetables (based on botanical definition) Fruits and vegetables included in this resource are: apple, apricot, asparagus, avocado, banana, beans, beetroot, blueberry, broccoli, brussel sprout, cabbage, capsicum/pepper, carrot, cauliflower, celery, cherry, coconut, corn, cucumber, eggplant/aubergine, fig, garlic, grapefruit, grapes, honeydew melon, kiwifruit, leek, lemon, lettuce, lime, lychee, mandarin/clementine, mango, mushroom, nectarine, onion, orange, papaya, passionfruit, pea, pear, pineapple, plum, pomegranate, potato, pumpkin/squash, radish, raspberry, red onion, rock melon/cantaloupe, shallot, spinach, strawberry, sweet potato, tomato, zucchini/courgette. Other ‘Vocabulary Builder’ resources recommended for use alongside these posters include: Fruit and Vegetable Topic Cards Fruit and Vegetable Games (BINGO, Memory, Board game) Available June 2018 Fruit and Vegetable Worksheets Available July 2018 Fruit and Vegetable Activities Available July 2018

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.

Simple sorting boards offering opportunity for fine motor development coupled with phonics and oral language development for words on the topic of holidays/transport sorted according to category. Boards and words can be either laminated for use in station work or used as a cut and paste sorting exercise.

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.

Fun activities for the end of another busy year! Colouring, a word search, outdoor art activity, summer images for inspiration and much more.

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.

Use this Classroom Accommodation Chart to keep track of all of the needs for each of your students. Just print out one for each of your students and keep it with your IEPs. Its a one stop shop for all of the accommodations that should be offered to your students with special needs!

8 Individual Gymnastics Lesson Plans to be taught to students with SEN (Mild Learning Difficulty). The 8 sessions can be spread over a whole term and look at steadily increasing the complexity of Gymnastics week on week. Each session includes a resources guide.

A social story with spaces to add your own photos. We make one for the class and also make individual ones for children with SEN or Social and Emotional needs who we feel will need more support with the transition to next year. Use to prepare children for their new teacher, new classroom etc.

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.

This is a Powerpoint lesson and worksheet based on the ‘Laurel or Yanny’ soundclip debate that is going viral! When people listen to the clip, some people seem to hear it as ‘Laurel’ and others seem to hear ‘Yanny’. This fun lesson is a simple data handling activity that can be made suitable for KS2 or KS1 classes. Pupils will listen to the sound clip and then record the responses in a frequency table and block graph, Included in the Powerpoint are also some data processing questions, starting with straight forward questions that simply require intepreting of the data for younger classes and going on to more difficult questions involving fractions, percentages and ratios for KS2. Included in this resource: Powerpoint file (fully editable) Worksheet

This one-page “Quick IEP” document. It is great for your students general education and resource teachers. It allows teachers to easily see what accommodations your IEP students have. Included is a printable PDF file as well as an editable Google Doc. You can easily change the accommodations to fit your student’s IEP.

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.

Magnificent March Activity Bundle

Practice this song together. Aid children at the sink while singing and washing their hands. Hang the song, once laminated, by the sink. Sing the lyrics to the tune of ‘Row, Row, Row Your Boat’ while physically doing what the lyrics tell you to do. Following along to the lyrics and melody of this song ensures that hands are being washed correctly for the accurate amount of time.

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.

Raise awareness and understanding of mental health issues with this worry box cover. Encourage your pupils to share their small problems so that they don’t develop into larger issues. Develop your pupil’s emotional wellbeing, language for discussing their emotions and provide them with coping strategies. 3 children in an average classroom are facing mental health problems and 75% of mental health issues arise before the age of 18. So we need to do all that we can to provide children with the tools to cope with these challenges and an understanding to support those around them as they grow. Designed with a focus on Eeyore so children can understand how they might feel like Eeyore at the moment but if they share their worries they could feel like Tigger. Purchase this resource, leave a review and choose a resource of mine for free! Just email your username and your chosen resource to teachallenjoy@gmail.com You might also be interested in my other Mental Health Awareness Week Resources: Circle Time Sessions Yrs 5-6 Circle Time Sessions Yrs 3-4 KS2 Assembly KS1 Assembly Emotion Word Searches

Back to School : TEMPLATE BUNDLE This Bundle includes: AFL Pie Chart: An AFL activity sheet using a numeracy activity for use in all subject areas. Customisable to any topic. Based on a hierarchy activity. There are three differentiated sheets Higher, Mid and Lower. Check out our ‘How to drawer Graphs’ PPT for the instruction sheet on how to create Pie Charts as an instruction tool for pupils to go with this activity. Fact File Template: A template for pupils to use based on an organisation they are studying. Marking Codes Doodles: Here are 15 marking codes that will prove invaluable for you when marking your pupils’ digital work. Included in this bundle are the red, green and off white/grey codes. Simply drag the doodle into the document you are marking, right click the item and select the wrap text option, ensure that it is placed ‘In front of text’. You will be able to place this anywhere in the document with ease! Included in this resource is a PowerPoint with the explanation of the marking codes. Gone are the days when you have to print out pupils work and make short comments by hand! Reward Bingo: This resource is meant to be printed out onto A3 paper and displays in the classroom. This can be used as a reward for excellent work. We usually allow pupils to choose their own number and write their name in the space provided. Once the two sheets are full numbers are chosen at random and rewards are issued to the lucky winners. Teacher Feedback Sheet: For use when marking books as a summative feedback for pupils and parents. Think, Pair, Share: Template for pupils to work as individuals, pairs and groups on a task of your choosing. Random Name Generator: This is a fun way to ensure pupil participation in lessons. The PowerPoint is completely editable. It has space to up to 35 pupil names. Pupils names can be added to each slide and once in presentation mode, click anywhere on slide two and a name will be generated. N.B. the same pupil can be selected more than once on this presentation. Please visit and like our page: TeachElite Visit our TeachElite shop!

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

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.

Instructions for making Harry and Meghan Wedding Party Decorations. I used with 14-16 year old SEN EL1 and EL2 students so that they were able to generalise their measuring length skills. LA activity focuses on vocabulary to do with length, width and height (symbol supported). MA is the same with some measuring in metres and centimetres (symbol supported). HA has more of a focus on measuring and includes standard and non-standard units. You will need to make the different sized cirlcles (I used red, white and blue of course) and print off some pictures of Meghan and Harry.

Raise awareness and understanding of mental health issues with this bundle of 30 emotion cards, 14 posters, and a 36 slide assembly. Develop your pupil’s emotional wellbeing, language for discussing their emotions and provide them with coping strategies. 3 children in an average classroom are facing mental health problems and 75% of mental health issues arise before the age of 18. So we need to do all that we can to provide children with the tools to cope with these challenges and an understanding to support those around them as they grow. A large bundle of resources for KS1. Purchase this resource, leave a review and choose a resource of mine for free! Just email your username and your chosen resource to teachallenjoy@gmail.com

The two images can be printed back to back in colour on white card. The front of the positive postcard shows a superhero holding up a rainbow with the words ‘Power of Positivity’. The writing side of the postcard includes a positive poem to encourage children to believe in themselves and boost their confidence. There is space to write a short message as well as an address which can be sent home or it could be the class name and school address. I used these for several purposes: Improve mental health and well-being. Engage children with behaviour problems catching them doing something postive. As a reward system. Given to children who have low self-esteem and confidence. If used in the class room rather than sent home, I would leave it in the child’s place at the end of the day so it was a surprise for them in the morning. Please note: The cover image only shows part of the postive postcard logo.

Mental Health Awareness Week 14th-20th May 2018 Celebrate this week in your school and heighten your pupil’s awareness of mental health. Use these high quality emotion word searches for an opener, plenary or extension activity. Enhance your pupil’s understanding of their emotions and how to deal with them. Engage your pupil’s in this important and relevant dialogue. Enable your students to have a positive mental health. 10 word searches each focusing on one emotion and the linked synonyms. Purchase this resource, leave a review and choose a resource of mine for free! Just email your username and your chosen resource to teachallenjoy@gmail.com Why not check out my circle time activities for years 3 and 4? Or download a complete lesson on Dreams and Aspirations here. You can find more high quality KS2 resources at my shop.

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