Reading Comprehension Level 1: Short TextsQuick View
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Printable beginner reading comprehension pack: short animal stories, describe-and-colour characters and sentence-to-picture matching. For early readers and SEN. What’s included (17 printable A4 pages) Animal stories (5 pages) – Toby the Dog, Luna the Cat, Rita the Turtle, Bruno the Rabbit and Nico the Little Bird, each with picture-based questions "Read and colour" character pages (5 pages) – read the sentences and colour each child’s hair, clothes and shoes correctly Sentence-and-picture matching (7 pages) – read a sentence and colour the right picture How to use it Guided reading groups, literacy centres and homework Read together, answer orally, then colour or circle Picture clues help early and struggling readers succeed Skills covered Reading short texts, answering questions with pictures, following instructions, colour words and descriptive vocabulary, sentence-to-picture comprehension. Perfect for Ages 2-8, including special educational needs (SEN), autism support, early years and inclusion classrooms. Translated and adapted into English for English-speaking classrooms.
Learning Numbers 6-10: Trace, Count, WriteQuick View
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Learning Numbers 6-10: Trace, Count, Write

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Printable numbers 6-10 pack: trace, count, glue, write and colour. Build number sense with finger counting and hands-on activities for preschool and SEN. What’s included (32 printable A4 pages) "What number is it?" tracing pages (5) – numerals 6 to 10 with counting pictures "Glue the correct quantity" pages (5) – match the right amount with finger counting Cut-out sheets – ready-to-cut pictures to glue "Count and answer" pages (6) – count and write the number Number and finger cards (2) – match numerals to hand signs "Write" pages (5) – trace each numeral with guided start points "Color according to the number" pages (6) – colour the right amount How to use it Math centres, small groups, morning work and homework Laminate for reusable practice Pair with Learning Numbers 1-5 for a full 1-10 sequence Skills covered Number recognition 6-10, counting to 10, quantity matching, numeral writing, finger counting, fine motor skills. Perfect for Ages 2-8, including special educational needs (SEN), autism support, early years and inclusion classrooms. Translated and adapted into English for English-speaking classrooms.
Learning Numbers 1-5: Trace, Count, WriteQuick View
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Learning Numbers 1-5: Trace, Count, Write

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Printable numbers 1-5 pack: trace, count, glue, write and colour. Hands-on number sense activities with finger counting for preschool, kindergarten and SEN. What’s included (30 printable A4 pages) "What number is it?" tracing pages (5) – guided numeral formation with arrows and counting apples "Glue the number of items" pages (5) – glue the matching quantity into the box Cut-out item sheets – ready-to-cut pictures for gluing "Count and answer" pages (8) – count the objects and write the number Number and finger cards (2) – match numerals to finger counting "Write" pages (5) – trace the numeral with start points and arrows "Color according to the number" pages (6) – colour only the right amount How to use it Math centres, small groups, morning work and home learning Laminate pages for reusable practice with dry-erase markers Combine glue, colour and write pages for a full number week Skills covered Number recognition 1-5, one-to-one counting, quantity matching, numeral formation, fine motor skills. Perfect for Ages 2-8, including special educational needs (SEN), autism support, early years and inclusion classrooms. Translated and adapted into English for English-speaking classrooms.
Fine Motor Skills Pack: Tracing PracticeQuick View
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Fine Motor Skills Pack: Tracing Practice

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Printable fine motor skills pack with 35 tracing pages: lines, curves, shapes, numbers 1-10 and fun pictures. Pre-writing practice for early years and SEN. What’s included (35 printable A4 pages) Line tracing (about 20 pages) – straight, zigzag, wavy, loop and curve lines with themed pictures (vehicles, animals, sports, butterflies, bees and more) Shape tracing – circle, square, triangle, rhombus plus a shapes page to trace and colour Numbers 1-10 tracing – one page for each number Trace-and-colour pictures – dotted outlines to trace and decorate Mazes and path activities – follow the path to the finish How to use it Print, laminate and trace with dry-erase markers for endless reuse Use as a pre-writing warm-up before handwriting Perfect for centres, morning work, occupational therapy and home practice Skills covered Pencil control, hand-eye coordination, pre-writing strokes, shape and number recognition, visual tracking and concentration. Perfect for Ages 2-8, including special educational needs (SEN), autism support, early years and inclusion classrooms. Translated and adapted into English for English-speaking classrooms.
Behavior Notebook: Social Situations CardsQuick View
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Behavior Notebook: Social Situations Cards

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Printable behavior notebook with pictogram cards and social situation scenarios. Teach classroom rules and good choices to children with autism and SEN. What’s included (30 printable A4 pages) Classroom behavior cards (14 pages) – each page shows a situation (for example “The teacher asks who wants to participate”) with a picture and a happy / sad face choice so the child can pick the right behavior "What is happening? What would you do?" scenarios (16 pages) – a picture of a social conflict with lines for the child to write or tell what they would do Situations covered Greeting others, raising a hand, tidying up, listening, sharing, asking for help, saying thank you, walking (not running), waiting turns, saying goodbye and handling disagreements. How to use it Print as a behavior notebook and review a card each day Use as visual support for shadow teachers, therapists and parents Role-play each situation and discuss the right choice Great for circle time and social skills groups Skills covered Classroom rules, decision making, empathy, problem solving, social understanding and self-regulation. Perfect for Ages 2-8, including special educational needs (SEN), autism support, early years and inclusion classrooms. Translated and adapted into English for English-speaking classrooms.
Adapted Subtraction Worksheets: Space ThemeQuick View
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Adapted Subtraction Worksheets: Space Theme

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Printable adapted subtraction worksheets with a fun space theme: picture subtraction plus 1-, 2- and 3-digit practice. Visual support for SEN and early maths. What’s included (11 printable A4 pages) Picture subtraction (5 pages) – rockets, planets and stars: look, cross out and write the answer 1-digit subtraction – large, clear numbers 2-digit subtraction (2 pages) – no-regrouping practice 3-digit subtraction (2 pages) – for children ready to go further How to use it Math stations, small groups, intervention and homework Laminate for reusable practice with dry-erase markers Start with pictures and move to numbers only when the child is ready Skills covered Counting backwards, “take away” with objects, subtraction facts, 1-, 2- and 3-digit subtraction, number writing. Perfect for Ages 2-8, including special educational needs (SEN), autism support, early years and inclusion classrooms. Translated and adapted into English for English-speaking classrooms.
Spatial Concepts: Positional Words PackQuick View
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Spatial Concepts: Positional Words Pack

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Printable spatial concepts pack: above, below, in front, behind, close, far, inside, outside, left and right. Circle, cross out, glue and colour activities. What’s included (22 printable A4 pages) Above and below (4 pages) – circle the animal or object in the right position In front and behind (4 pages) – cross out the one that is in front or behind Close and far (4 pages) – beach and countryside scenes Glue inside and outside (3 pages) – fish bowl and dog house with cut-out pictures Left and right (4 pages) – colour the one on the left or right Pictogram cover cards – on top, under, above and below How to use it Math and language centres, small groups and therapy sessions Laminate for reusable circle-and-cross activities Pair with real objects (“put the toy under the table”) Skills covered Positional vocabulary, spatial awareness, following instructions, visual discrimination and early maths language. Perfect for Ages 2-8, including special educational needs (SEN), autism support, early years and inclusion classrooms. Translated and adapted into English for English-speaking classrooms.
Social Skills Pack: Greetings & TeamworkQuick View
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Social Skills Pack: Greetings & Teamwork

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Printable social skills pack: ways to greet, problem-solving scenes, a sharing story and teamwork games. Ideal for autism, SEN and SEL lessons. What’s included (16 printable A4 pages) Ways to greet – pictogram card with wave, handshake, hug, fist bump and high five "What happens? How do you solve it?" scenes (4 pages) – classroom conflicts to discuss and solve A story about sharing: The Magic Pencil – with comprehension questions "What happens?" sharing scenes (4 pages) – sharing, taking turns and working together "Work on Team" activities (4 pages) – team building, the wool spider web, relay race and silent drawing, each with goals, materials and instructions How to use it Social skills groups, circle time, SEL lessons and shadow-teacher sessions Use scenes as conversation starters, role play or writing prompts Run the team activities with a small group or whole class Skills covered Greeting others, problem solving, sharing, turn-taking, cooperation, communication and empathy. Perfect for Ages 2-8, including special educational needs (SEN), autism support, early years and inclusion classrooms. Translated and adapted into English for English-speaking classrooms.
Reading Comprehension Level 2: Short StoriesQuick View
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Reading Comprehension Level 2: Short Stories

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Printable reading comprehension pack with 9 short stories and questions. Extended texts for developing readers, ESL learners and literacy intervention. What’s included (10 printable A4 pages) Nine one-page stories, each followed by five comprehension questions with answer lines: The Cat and the Moon The Birthday Gift The Adventurous Puppy The Talking Tree Giant Cheese The Dream Train Surprise Picnic The Fast Turtle The Lighthouse and the Storm How to use it Independent reading, guided reading groups and homework Discuss questions aloud or write the answers A natural next step after Reading Comprehension Level 1 Skills covered Reading fluency, main idea and details, sequencing, inference, written answers and vocabulary. Perfect for Ages 2-8, including special educational needs (SEN), autism support, early years and inclusion classrooms. Translated and adapted into English for English-speaking classrooms.
Time Concepts: Days of the Week & RoutinesQuick View
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Time Concepts: Days of the Week & Routines

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Printable time concepts pack: days of the week, yesterday, today, tomorrow, first and afterwards, plus daily routine sequencing. Visual support for SEN. What’s included (16 printable A4 pages) Before and after concepts – visual cards and “first / afterwards” boards Yesterday, today and tomorrow (3 pages) – past, present and future with cut-and-match pieces Days of the week (4 pages) – colourful day cards and cut-and-paste sorting Sequencing stories (3 pages) – put four pictures in the right order Past, present, future with clocks – time visual cards "What do we do during the day / at night?" boards and cards – sort daily routine pictures How to use it Calendar time, visual schedules, circle time and therapy sessions Laminate and use with velcro for reusable sorting Build routines at home and in the classroom Skills covered Days of the week, past / present / future vocabulary, sequencing, daily routines and temporal language. Perfect for Ages 2-8, including special educational needs (SEN), autism support, early years and inclusion classrooms. Translated and adapted into English for English-speaking classrooms.
Touch Math Counting, Addition & SubtractionQuick View
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Touch Math Counting, Addition & Subtraction

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Printable Touch Math pack with 46 pages: touch points on numbers 1-9, ten frames, matching, addition and subtraction. Dinosaur theme for SEN and early maths. What’s included (46 printable A4 pages) Touch Math induction cards – numbers 1-9 with touch points Number cards with ten frames (9 pages) – ONE to NINE with play dough ball spots Count and match (3 pages) – puzzle-style matching of quantity and number Counting and gluing pages – ducks, number grids and cut-outs "X the amount" pages (5) – cross out the right amount of fish Ice cream addition cut-and-assemble activity Addition worksheets (11 pages) – touch-point addition up to 9 Subtraction worksheets (14 pages) – touch-point subtraction with dinosaurs How to use it Teach each number’s touch points and count them aloud Use play dough balls on the ten frames for a hands-on version Math centres, intervention and home support Skills covered Number recognition, counting 1-9, quantity matching, touch-point counting, addition and subtraction within 9. Perfect for Ages 2-8, including special educational needs (SEN), autism support, early years and inclusion classrooms. Translated and adapted into English for English-speaking classrooms.
Adapted Addition Worksheets for SENQuick View
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Adapted Addition Worksheets for SEN

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Printable adapted addition worksheets with fruit counting, number tracing and 1-, 2- and 3-digit sums. Visual, step-by-step practice for SEN and early maths. What’s included (18 printable A4 pages) Count and write (5 pages) – count the fruit and write the number in the box Number page – cut-and-use numerals 0-9 for matching and answers Picture addition (5 pages) – add two groups of fruit and write the total Single-digit addition (2 pages) – clear, large numbers with picture support Two-digit addition (2 pages) – no-regrouping sums to move on gradually Three-digit addition (2 pages) – for children ready for the next step How to use it Math centres, small groups, one-to-one support and homework Laminate and use with whiteboard markers for repeated practice Move from concrete (pictures) to abstract (numbers) at each child’s pace Skills covered Counting, number formation, addition with objects, single-, two- and three-digit addition, fine motor control. Perfect for Ages 2-8, including special educational needs (SEN), autism support, early years and inclusion classrooms. Translated and adapted into English for English-speaking classrooms.
Emotions Activity Pack: Domino & MemoryQuick View
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Emotions Activity Pack: Domino & Memory

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Printable emotions activity pack: domino, memory game, matching cards and feelings worksheets. Ideal for SEN, autism support, SEL and early years. What’s included (31 printable A4 pages) A complete, low-prep set to help children recognise, name and talk about emotions: Emotion Monster worksheets (6 pages) – “How are you feeling?” pages to colour and complete the sentence “I am ___” Emotion Domino (2 pages) – cut out and match the feelings Emotions Memory game (2 pages) – print front and back, cut out and find the pairs "How are you?" photo matching (8 pages) – look at real facial expressions and attach the correct emotion card "When do I feel this?" worksheets (5 pages) – emoji faces with a speech bubble to draw or write about situations that cause each feeling The House of Emotions (2 pages) – cut and glue emotion pieces, then add other emotions you know Colour & emotion sorting page – connect feelings with colours Picture-supported cut-out cards with simple pictograms for non-verbal or emerging readers Cover page and ready-to-cut card sheets How to use it in the classroom Small groups or one-to-one: circle time, social skills groups, speech and language sessions and shadow-teacher support Learning centres: laminate the dominoes and memory cards for a reusable independent game Calm corner and SEL lessons: use the “When do I feel this?” pages to start conversations about feelings Home learning: send a set home so families can practise together Skills covered Identifying and naming basic emotions Reading facial expressions (real photos and cartoon faces) Linking emotions to situations and colours Visual discrimination, matching and memory Turn-taking and cooperative play Emotional vocabulary and communication Perfect for Preschool, kindergarten and early primary (about ages 3–8), including special educational needs (SEN), autism support, inclusion classrooms and ESL / EAL learners. Easy prep Download the PDF, print (colour recommended), cut, laminate and play. No extra materials needed besides scissors and glue. Designed by Lic. Sandra Vera – IDNA Center for Neurodevelopment. Translated and adapted into English for English-speaking classrooms.