This morning check-in worksheet is specifically designed for students with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) to aid in emotional regulation and self-awareness. It can be used as a daily activity to help students recognize their own emotions and reflect on their achievements from the previous day. Benefits- Supports emotional regulation Promotes self-awareness Builds self-esteem Encourages reflection on daily achievements Instructions/Tips for Implementation Use this worksheet as a morning check-in activity for students who struggle with emotional regulation. Encourage students to fill it out independently and then discuss their responses with a teacher or counsellor if needed. Graphics by- Faces- Cliparts by Emily Faces with body- Creativecsclassroom Rabbit- Clipartino Sleepy cat- asketchyguy cat- speakeazy-slp

This is a lesson plan for writing a fact file about how to look after a pet. This can be adapted to age group you are teaching and differentiated easily. Includes- Lesson plan and two resources to use in your lessons. Templates are also blank if you want to change the topic for the English lesson. Graphics by MrsMcDee153

Zones of regulation is a great way to teach your class how to understand their own emotions and regulate them. Enjoy these posters. Discuss them with your class and create a zone in your classroom to help your children to have the emotional break from their learning that they may need. Great for SEN children too!

This set of task cards is designed to help students revise and reinforce their knowledge of anatomy, specifically focusing on the skeleton, joints, and connective tissue. With 4 pages of A4 size cards, each containing 4 cards, these task cards are versatile and can be used in various ways in the classroom. This is suitable for KS3 + using the national curriculum Benefits Engaging resource for students to revise anatomy concepts Easy printable format for quick classroom use Can be used as a starter activity or for display purposes Instructions/Tips for Implementation Print out the task cards and cut them into individual cards. Use them as a quick warm-up activity at the beginning of a lesson or as a station activity during a revision session. Consider enlarging them for a colorful classroom display. Graphics by MrsMcDee153 and Clipartino

These task cards are a perfect resource for teaching writer’s purpose, audience, and form of writing in non-fiction writing. Designed for 6th-grade students and onwards, these task cards can be used as a starter activity or as a revision tool to reinforce key concepts. Benefits Engaging way to help students investigate and remember the four main purposes of writing Encourages critical thinking and analysis skills Provides a hands-on approach to learning about non-fiction writing Instructions/Tips for Implementation These task cards can be implemented in the classroom by distributing them to individual students or small groups. Have students read the prompts and identify the writer’s purpose, target audience, and form of writing. Encourage discussion and explanation of their answers to deepen understanding. Poster has answers- Good for classroom display and handouts. Graphics by MrsMcDee over on TPT

End of year worksheet. Children to draw themselves and write about what they enjoyed this year and what they are proud of. Graphics by MrsMcDee153 and Clipartino at TPT

Practice writing numbers 1-10. Trace and colour. Ten pages of A4. Graphics by MrsMcDee153 and Clipartino at TPT

Match the numbers to the pictures. Numbers 1-10. Graphics by Clipartino and MrsMcDee153.

Do you want a quick and easy end of year present for your students? Make them feel proud of themselves by printing and laminating my resource. Graphics by MrsMcDee TPT

My sports day resource. Writing prompt and worksheet. Graphics by MrsMcDee153 and Clipartino from TPT

Addition within ten worksheets. Graphics by MrsMcDee153 and Clipartino

Adding within ten (Dice worksheet) Graphics by MrsMcDee153 and Clipartino

Summer colour by number early years simple colouring worksheet. Graphics by Clipartino and MrsMcDee153

Cutting skills practice pack Graphics by Clipartino and MrsMcDee153

Addition within 20 worksheets. Graphics by MrsMcDee153 and Clipartino

Mark making Tracing for early years. Great for fine motor control. Graphics by MrsMcDee153 and Clipartino

Colour matching activities. Great for Year 1 and Special needs (SEND). Match the coloured shapes into the coloured squares. 5 pages of 2 colours. 5 pages of 3 colours. Please leave a review :) Graphics by MrsMcDee153

Missing numbers- 12 A4 worksheets Numbers 1-100 Counting forward and backwards Easy to differentiate. Graphics by MrsMcDee153 at TPT

Drama is important for social skills and creativity. Use these task cards in a variety of ways. Explore different situations in Improv. Children can create freezeframes for each situation. Children could create their own play based on a task card. PDF 10 A4 sheets of 4 task cards with 4 cards each. 40 task cards in total with different ideas of situations that characters may be in. Suitable for all ages. Graphics by MrsMcDee153 on TPT

Counting within ten worksheet. Eye spy- How many? Colour and count. Have fun! Graphics by Clipartino and MrsMcDee153 over on TPT