Pop, Fizz, Sparkle! – Bonfire Night Sensory Story & Activity Pack Bring Bonfire Night to life with Pop, Fizz, Sparkle!, a complete sensory story mini-unit designed for learners who benefit from highly visual, practical and accessible learning. This resource combines a 12-part Bonfire Night sensory story, differentiated literacy and numeracy activities, practical sensory ideas and a ready-to-use mini Scheme of Work, making it ideal for SEND classrooms, specialist settings, intervention groups and mixed-ability classes. The story follows a simple, engaging Bonfire Night journey: wrapping up warmly, following the glowing lights, hearing the bonfire crackle, exploring warm air and autumn smells, watching the fireworks whoosh, bang, pop, fizz and sparkle, before ending with a calm journey home. What’s included Two versions of the story Sensory Story Teacher Version – includes simple repeated story text, an extended “Read More” section and practical sensory suggestions for each part of the story. Caption Story Version – a visually engaging version with a simple readable caption beneath each picture, ideal for shared reading, independent reading, sequencing and comprehension. Mini Unit / Scheme of Work A ready-to-use overview to help organise the resource into a short Bonfire Night teaching unit. Includes suggested learning intentions, differentiation, sensory and communication opportunities, literacy and maths links, assessment ideas and a suggested teaching sequence. Teacher Activity Bank Lower-access practical sensory activities. Differentiated-up literacy, communication and maths ideas. Designed so the same story can be revisited at different levels of challenge. Literacy & Communication Activities 3-picture sequencing 4-picture sequencing Picture and caption sequencing Bonfire Night vocabulary matching Read and match Colourful Semantics Build-a-sentence activities What can I see, hear, feel and smell? Initial sound matching Phase 2 phonics activities Phase 3 phonics activities

Bring Click, Clack, Moo: Cows That Type to life with this set of fun, story-inspired colouring sheets, ideal as a simple follow-up activity after reading the book. The pack includes a variety of black-and-white colouring scenes featuring familiar characters and moments from the story, including the cows and their typewriter, Farmer Brown hearing the typing, the hens on the farm, and Duck delivering a message to the cows. These sheets are designed with clear, bold outlines and large colouring spaces, making them suitable for younger learners and pupils who benefit from accessible, uncluttered activities. Great for: Story follow-up activities SEND classrooms Fine motor development Quiet/independent work Early finishers Literacy-themed provision Farm and animal topics Colouring alongside shared reading The illustrations can also be used to encourage story recall, sequencing, discussion and simple comprehension, with adults asking pupils what is happening in each picture or where the scene comes in the story. A simple, engaging addition to any Click, Clack, Moo literacy unit or farm-themed topic.

Bring Click, Clack, Moo: Cows That Type to life with this accessible reading and comprehension resource, combining a simplified set of story cards with a Blank Levels teacher question guide. This resource is designed to make the story easier to access for pupils who benefit from shorter language, visual support and differentiated questioning. The simplified story is broken into 16 clear story cards, each featuring an illustration from the story alongside one or two short, accessible sentences. These can be used for shared reading, sequencing, retelling, matching activities or as a simplified version of the story for pupils to follow. Alongside the story cards is a 4-page Blank Levels question guide. It includes a bank of general questions that can be used throughout the story, plus page-by-page questions for all 16 simplified story sections. Questions are colour coded across Blank Levels 1–4, progressing from concrete identification and description through to prediction, sequencing, reasoning and problem solving. The resource includes: 16 simplified Click, Clack, Moo story cards Short, accessible sentences for each part of the story Visual story support for sequencing and retelling General Blank Levels questions to use throughout the book Page-by-page Blank Levels questions matched to the simplified story Level 1: look, find and name Level 2: describe, who, what and where Level 3: think, predict and sequence Level 4: explain, reason and solve problems Clear colour coding to help adults quickly select an appropriate level of questioning The two elements work particularly well together: adults can present a simplified story card and then choose an appropriate question from the corresponding Blank Level, making it easy to differentiate the same shared-reading activity for learners working at different communication and comprehension levels. Ideal for SEND settings, semi-formal learners, speech and language work, shared reading, communication sessions, small-group intervention and 1:1 literacy work. Responses can be given through speech, symbols, AAC, pointing, signing or supported discussion. A practical resource for developing story understanding, attention, sequencing, expressive and receptive language, prediction, reasoning and communication while enjoying Click, Clack, Moo: Cows That Type.

Bring Click, Clack, Moo: Cows That Type to life with this fun, practical and highly visual activity pack, designed to support early literacy, phonics, handwriting and maths through a familiar farm and typewriter theme. The pack contains a varied selection of ready-to-use activities that can be used alongside the story, during continuous provision, intervention work, small-group teaching or as independent follow-up tasks. Activities are particularly suitable for SEND learners, early readers and writers, and pupils working on early phonics and number skills. Included in the pack Bank of practical activity ideas and games linked to the story Phase 2 phonics spelling – find letters on the typewriter and build simple words Phase 3 phonics spelling activities Farm animal word handwriting and word recognition Letter-writing scaffolds – including accessible opportunities for writing, drawing, symbols or mark-making Counting to 5 Counting to 10 Counting to 20 Data handling to 10 – counting, tallying and completing a bar chart Data handling to 20 Picture bingo game with a caller card and a range of different bingo boards Farm and story-themed vocabulary throughout, including cows, hens, ducks, eggs, milk, blankets and typewriters The resources use clear pictures, simple instructions and uncluttered layouts, making them easy to differentiate for pupils working at different levels. Activities can be completed through writing, pointing, matching, counting, symbols, AAC or adult-supported communication. A useful cross-curricular companion to Click, Clack, Moo, covering phonics, reading, writing, communication, handwriting, number, counting and data handling while keeping learning engaging and closely connected to the story.

Designed for and used with mixed classes of PMLD SLD MLD ASD KS3 KS4 KS5 students to enable them to acces and experience J K Rowling’s Harry Potter. You will need to add your won Music/ sound effects as I it won&'t let me upload al these with the PPt. You will also need to collect your own sensory items etc.

Andy Warhol Pop Art Art Lesson | KS3/KS4 SEND | Secondary SEN | A4 Printable Lesson Pack A bright, engaging Andy Warhol Pop Art lesson for UK secondary SEND learners (ages 14–17). Includes an editable-style PowerPoint, artist biography, vocabulary, differentiated activities (3 levels), colouring sheets, lesson plan, evaluation slide and printable resources. Perfect for KS3, KS4, Special Schools, SEN, SEND, MLD, SLD, ASD, low literacy, and visual learners. Keywords: Andy Warhol, Pop Art, Art Lesson, KS3 Art, KS4 Art, SEND, SEN, Special School, Secondary Art, Differentiated Art, Colouring Sheets, Printable Worksheets, Visual Learning, Art History, Famous Artists, Creative Arts, UK Curriculum, Art PowerPoint, Low Literacy, Autism, MLD, SLD.

Engaging Banksy-inspired Art lesson for KS3, KS4 and Secondary SEND. Includes a complete lesson plan, editable teaching slides, visual starter, artist introduction, main activity, plenary, stencil templates. Perfect for Autism, ASD, MLD, SLD, SEMH, low literacy learners and mixed-ability classes. Ideal for Art, street art, stencil art, Pop Art, graffiti techniques, creative expression, visual learning, one-off art lessons, cover lessons and print-and-go teaching.

René Magritte Art Lesson | Surrealism | UK Secondary SEND | Lesson plan, PowerPoint & Worksheets Bring the fascinating world of René Magritte into your classroom with this highly visual, low-text art lesson designed specifically for UK secondary SEND learners (ages 11–17). Perfect for pupils with autism, learning difficulties and low reading ages, this engaging resource introduces surrealism through discussion, observation and creative art activities. Students explore how Magritte transformed ordinary objects into extraordinary images before creating their own surreal artwork inspired by his unique style. The lesson uses clear visuals, structured activities and differentiated opportunities to ensure every learner can participate and achieve success. This resource includes: Full A4 landscape PowerPoint lesson Lesson title slide Learning objectives slide Starter: Real or Strange? visual discussion activity Simplified Artist Focus information slide Idea Generation activity Main practical activity instructions Plenary reflection slide Magritte-inspired colouring sheets Surreal art examples Lesson plan overview Print-friendly resources Teacher-friendly layout with minimal preparation Learning objectives Learn who René Magritte was. Recognise features of surreal art. Talk about artwork using simple vocabulary. Generate imaginative ideas. Create an original surreal artwork. Ideal for UK Secondary SEND KS3 & KS4 SEND Special schools Autism provision Learning support Functional Art ASD, MLD and SLD learners Students with low reading ages Creative arts enrichment This resource is designed in a clean, modern style with large fonts, uncluttered layouts and engaging visuals to support understanding while remaining age-appropriate for older learners. Contents: PowerPoint lesson, printable discussion slides, activity sheets, colouring pages and creative art tasks. Format: PDF / PowerPoint (A4 Landscape) A fun and accessible introduction to surrealism that encourages imagination, discussion and creativity while supporting communication and independent artistic expression.

Yayoi Kusama Art Lesson | Secondary SEND | Dots & Patterns | Artist Study A highly visual, ready-to-teach art lesson inspired by Yayoi Kusama, designed for secondary SEND, mixed-ability classes and learners with a low reading age. This engaging lesson explores dots, repetition, pattern and colour through practical, accessible activities that encourage creativity and self-expression. Students create their own dot-inspired artwork using paint, bingo dabbers, stamps, stickers and other tactile materials. Includes: Complete lesson plan Lesson PowerPoint slides Pumpkin, animal and self-portrait activities Black-and-white printable worksheets Dot pattern practice sheets Colouring activities Sensory adaptations Extension tasks Gallery walk plenary Perfect for KS2, KS3, KS4, SEND, SLD, MLD, autism-friendly classrooms, cover lessons, enrichment activities and artist studies. Print and teach with minimal preparation.

**Roy Lichtenstein Pop Art Lesson Pack – SEND Art Resource ** Bright, visual and easy-to-use Roy Lichtenstein Pop Art lesson for special schools, SEND, KS3, KS4 and low-literacy learners. This engaging art resource introduces Pop Art, comic style, bold colours, thick outlines, dots, speech bubbles and sound words through accessible slides and practical activities. Includes lesson title slide, objectives, key vocabulary, main activity instructions, colouring pages, plenary slide and visual lesson plan. Ideal for secondary SEND art, creative curriculum, ASD learners, MLD, SLD, intervention groups and cover lessons. Students create their own Lichtenstein-inspired Pop Art picture using bright colours, comic effects, Ben-Day style dots, speech bubbles and bold black outlines. Keywords: Roy Lichtenstein, Pop Art, SEND art, special school art, KS3 art, KS4 art, comic art, colouring page, low literacy, visual lesson, speech bubbles, dots, bold lines, art cover lesson, accessible art resource.

Help your students settle into a new class with this bright, accessible All About Me Passport activity. Designed for learners with SEND, this resource provides a structured and engaging way for students to introduce themselves, discover shared interests and begin building positive relationships during transition days, tutor time or the first week back at school. Students can complete their passport by writing, typing, drawing, using symbols or recording their responses, making it suitable for a wide range of communication needs and abilities. The accompanying lesson PowerPoint uses simple language, clear visuals and minimal text, making it ideal for students with moderate and severe learning difficulties. Included in this resource: Accessible lesson PowerPoint Printable All About Me Symbol-supported Passport activity Ideal for: Transition days New class introductions Tutor time PSHE Communication & Interaction Getting to Know You activities Special schools SEND classrooms Resource bases Alternative Provision Mainstream inclusion settings The resource promotes communication, confidence, listening skills and social interaction while helping teachers quickly get to know their students in a relaxed and enjoyable way. Suitable for secondary-aged learners with learning difficulties and adaptable for a wide range of abilities.

Can I Be Your Dog? – Complete SEN Mini Scheme of Learning | EYFS & KS1 A complete SEN & EYFS literacy unit with lesson plans, printables, maths, phonics and communication activities based on the much-loved picture book Can I Be Your Dog? Bring the heartwarming story Can I Be Your Dog? to life with this comprehensive mini scheme of learning, designed primarily for pupils with Special Educational Needs (SEN), while also being ideal for EYFS and lower KS1 classrooms. This ready-to-use resource pack provides everything you need to deliver engaging, language-rich lessons based around the popular picture book. Activities focus on communication, literacy, social understanding, early maths and fine motor development through fun, accessible learning experiences. What’s Included Complete scheme of learning Detailed lesson plans Activity ideas for every lesson Printable resources throughout Printable Activities Include Parts of an envelope Parts of a letter Letter or not? sorting activity Emotions matching Community helpers matching Kind replies activity Letter writing frame Real-life purposes for letters Themed high-frequency word flashcards Pencil control activities Word tracing sheets Read and Draw activities Opposites vocabulary activities Colourful Semantics sentence-building activities Maths Activities Counting to 5 Counting to 10 Addition to 10 Pictograms to 10 Perfect for: SEN classrooms EYFS KS1 intervention groups Speech and language support Communication and language development Literacy and early maths learning This versatile resource pack encourages meaningful discussion, develops empathy and communication skills, and provides plenty of opportunities for reading, writing and cross-curricular learning. With lesson plans, printables and extension activities all included, it offers a complete, low-prep unit that can be adapted to suit a wide range of learners. For more post and letters themed resources see my Post and Letters themed role play and resources: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-13513433 For an original sensory story full topic pack - The lost letter: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-13511696 For a Letter writing symbol supported mini unit : https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-13513738

This file contains: a potion matching activity where students match the potion labels to the corect potion bottle with boardmaker symbols. *symbol suppoted word banks for writing potions a character sorting/ matcing activity where students sort the characters into those they like/dislike and good/bad.

Designed for mixed KS3/4 MLD/SLD/ASD to practice both writing numbers as words and practice handwriting. The sheets include numicon shape support, one is cursive font the other non cursive.

English: Non-Fiction Letters Unit | 5 Complete Lessons | SEND | KS3–KS4 Develop confidence in letter writing with this fully resourced 5-lesson English unit, designed specifically for secondary SEND learners (ages 11–19). This engaging scheme of work introduces pupils to the purpose of letters before guiding them through addressing envelopes, understanding letter layout, using appropriate language and writing their own friendly letter. Created for special schools, alternative provision and inclusive classrooms, every lesson uses clear symbol supported visuals, structured teaching and practical activities to support communication, literacy and independence. More resources Find more letter writing themed resources including display materials, maths, mark making, phonics and more in my sensory story unit the lost letter: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-13511696 Find letter and post themed role play and other resources to complement this unit here: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-13513433 What’s Included ✔ Complete 5-lesson Scheme of Learning ✔ Full colour, PowerPoint lessons ✔ Lesson objectives and success criteria ✔ Vocabulary bingo ✔ “Letter or Not?” sorting activities ✔ Purpose of letters discussion activities ✔ Envelope addressing lessons and templates ✔ Friendly letter layout activities ✔ Parts of a letter sequencing activities ✔ Greetings and closings activities ✔ Friendly letter language activities ✔ Handwriting practice sheets ✔ Writing frames ✔ Plenary and assessment opportunities throughout ✔ Attractive, SEND-friendly printable resources Lesson Overview Lesson 1 – Identifying Informal Letters What is a letter? Why do people write letters? Purpose and audience Letter or Not? sorting activity Lesson 2 – Addressing an Envelope Parts of an envelope Writing addresses correctly Envelope writing practice Lesson 3 – Letter Layout Parts of a friendly letter Organisational features Sequencing the sections of a letter Lesson 4 – Friendly Letter Language Greetings Closings Friendly phrases Matching and handwriting activities Lesson 5 – Writing a Friendly Letter Guided writing Independent letter writing Self-assessment and reflection Perfect For Secondary SEND Special Schools KS3 & KS4 Functional English Semi-formal learners Alternative Provision Entry Level English Communication and Literacy lessons Features Fully editable PowerPoint Clear visual supports Practical, engaging activities SEND-friendly layout Low-preparation lessons Printable worksheets included Suitable for a wide range of learning needs A comprehensive, engaging unit that builds pupils’ confidence step by step, culminating in writing their own friendly letter using the skills developed throughout the sequence. Perfect for teachers looking for high-quality, ready-to-teach English resources with a modern, accessible design.

Smoothie Bar – Complete Lesson & Printable Activity Pack | SEND | Life Skills | Food Technology | Functional Skills Bring real-life learning into your classroom with this engaging Smoothie Bar resource pack! Perfect for KS3, KS4 and Post-16 SEND learners, this practical lesson develops independence, healthy eating awareness, communication, literacy and food preparation skills through the fun challenge of designing, making and evaluating a smoothie. Ideal for special schools, alternative provision, functional skills, life skills, food technology and independence programmes, the activities are highly visual, easy to differentiate and designed with older learners in mind. What’s Included Full lesson presentation Title slide Learning objectives Step-by-step smoothie-making instructions Visual smoothie recipe ideas Plenary and reflection slide Printable activities Smoothie Designer planning worksheet SEND-friendly symbol-supported Smoothie Designer Smoothie ingredients sorting activity Smoothie making sequencing activity Smoothie sequencing cut-and-stick worksheet Smoothie Bar menu Smoothie Bar order cards for role play Fruit picture and word matching activity Smoothie evaluation sheet Healthy choice and discussion opportunities Skills Developed Following instructions Planning and decision making Measuring ingredients Healthy food choices Communication and speaking & listening Reading simple instructions Functional writing Evaluating finished products Independence and life skills Turn taking and role play Perfect For SEND Special schools KS3 KS4 Post-16 Life Skills Functional Skills English Food Technology Preparation for Adulthood (PfA) ASD, MLD and SLD learners Resource Features Bright, modern Smoothie Bar theme Colourful, age-appropriate design Large clear visuals Low-text, accessible layouts Symbol-supported activities Print-and-go worksheets Suitable for individual, paired or small-group work Easily adaptable for different ability levels This engaging pack encourages learners to make choices, communicate their ideas, work safely in the kitchen and evaluate their own creations while building confidence through meaningful, real-world learning.

Remembrance Day Maths Activities | Counting, Addition, Graphs & Pictograms | SEND | Printable Worksheets Make maths meaningful with this collection of Remembrance Day-themed printable maths activities, designed to develop early number skills through engaging, age-appropriate resources. This resource can also be found with many other remembrance themed resources as part of my "A poppy to remember sensory story & resources mini unit https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-13513347 Using familiar Remembrance Day images such as poppies, bugles, flags, doves and memorials, these activities help learners build confidence in counting, number recognition, addition and data handling while reinforcing a cross-curricular topic. Perfect for special schools, SEND classrooms, EYFS, KS1, intervention groups and learners working on early maths skills. What’s Included Count to 5 Count to 10 Count to 20 Number matching to 10 Adding to 5 using pictures Adding to 10 using pictures Graph to 5 Pictogram to 5 Perfect For Maths lessons Continuous provision Independent workstations Morning work Small group teaching One-to-one intervention Cross-curricular Remembrance Day topics Maths carousel activities Ideal For Special Schools SEND Autism SLD MLD Resource Bases EYFS KS1 Learners working below age-related expectations Equals Semi-Formal pathways Why Teachers Love This Resource Meaningful Remembrance Day context that keeps learners engaged Bright, clear illustrations with an age-appropriate design Fully printable and ready to use Differentiated activities covering a range of early maths skills Supports cross-curricular learning by linking maths with a seasonal topic Minimal preparation required—simply print and teach Suitable for whole-class teaching, small groups or independent practice Whether you’re delivering a Remembrance Day topic or simply looking for engaging seasonal maths activities, this resource provides a comprehensive collection of printable worksheets that help learners develop essential number skills through practical, visual and motivating tasks.