Includes key information to go with the dyslexia friendly classroom guide - also available to purchase as a bundle with this ppt. Please note that this resource also includes the dyslexia friendly classroom checklist, so please do not buy that.

Essay template designed with dyslexic students in mind Includes what an introduction, main and conclusion are, as well as sentence starters for each section.

Contents: What is Dyslexia? What are the characteristics? Strategies for support: Seating Organisation Classroom routines/Writing on board Writing Worksheets Reading Presenting/giving instructions Study strategies Spelling/handwriting Confidence building Additional strategies Examples Multi-sensory methods Dyslexia friendly classroom checklist Useful resources Please note, the dyslexia friendly classroom is available for sale separately so please do not purchase it as it is included in this guide. You can also buy the dyslexia friendly ppt to go alongside this.

Dyslexia checklist created for learner walks to check in class practice. Useful for those doing observations, or for teachers who want to check their dyslexia practice for each lesson. For teachers wanting to check if their classroom is dyslexia friendly please see my checklist available too.

Checklist for teachers to see if their classroom is dyslexia friendly.

Fraction cards to help students learn their fractions. I included a cake picture as my students loved cake, so you would need to cut out both circles and glue them together if you wanted to do this (this was also for SEN to show how fractions apply in the reality). Fractions lie on top of each other. i.e. 1/5 on top of 2 x 1/10 to show equivalent fractions USed with KS3 SEND but could be used with all year groups.

Entry Level Statistics worksheet Sample page shows some of the examples 1.1 Sort and classify objects using a single criterion 1.2 Interpret and draw conclusions from a list or group of objects 1.3 Construct and interpret simple line graphs 2.1 Sort and classify objects using more than one criterion. This was developed for SEN Year 9 Students completing Entry level maths. This took my students a whole lesson with a separate starter and plenary, but this will depend on your students abilities. Could be used for other students as an introduction to statistics

How to construct a revision timetable

Aimed at students with Dyslexia but useful for all. Guide talks about how students like to learn and revision tips, as well as planning a revision timetable, dos and don’ts and glossary of key terms.

Used with Year 9 SEN students, but could be useful for primary or other year SEN. Used as part of introduction to ratio and fractions. Can be broken down further and extended for seperate lessons.

Properties of number entry level, 30 pages. This lesson took me two lessons with a separate starter and plenary but this may me different depending on your students abilities. Can also be given as separate sheets for homework Included: 2.2 Recognise place value in two digit numbers 2.3 Count from 0 in steps of two, three and five 2.4 Round numbers less than 100 to the nearest 10 3.1 Read and write numbers up to 1,000 3.3 Recognise place value in three digit numbers 3.6 Find 10 or 100 more or less than a given number 3.7 Recognise and use multiples of 2, 3, 4, 5, and 10 and Make a face game Created for year 9 SEN students completing entry level maths, also used numicon alongside this so some questions show the numicon symbols, however could be used for any students as an introduction to properites of number.

First session in study skills for revision Introduction to topic and memory

Covid testing in school social story for SEN and/or primary students. Includes a PPT, word doc, and communicate inprint PDF. It states students will go to the drama studio so that will need changing.