Secondary special educational needs resources

In this lesson, students are introduced to good hygiene, and are asked to judge others based on their personal hygiene. This gives them an awareness of their own hygiene levels. They learn the importance of good hygiene, and when they need to practice it, as well as showing them the skills to practice good hygiene with. This lesson has been rated outstanding. Included is the lesson plan for this, which shows differentiation, other tasks you can try, and a step-by step guide to the lesson. There is also a whole lesson powerpoint, and a hygiene activity to the students to complete, discuss and hand in! I am also on hand if you need any tweaks, help, or additional guidance! Enjoy :)

A 10 minute video about visual acuity and visual field and how visual impairments can affect children and young people. Retinitis Pigmentosa, Albinism and Nystagmus are discussed as examples. This is a good overview for people who have limited understanding of visual impairments and how they affect what someone can see.

This bundle contains a variety of resources on Roald Dahl - his life and works, his children's books and his quotes. It includes lesson / assembly PowerPoint presentations, quizzes, puzzles and quote posters. Click on the individual links for further details. It is an ideal resource for Roald Dahl Day in September and World Book Day. Purchased individually these resources would cost £17.50 - save money and buy the bundle for just £8.99. That's a massive saving of 54%! Thinking of publishing your own resources? Check out this step by step guide. How to Become a Successful

This bundle contains a variety of resources on Roald Dahl - his life and works, his children's books and his quotes. Click on the individual links for further details. It is an ideal resource for Roald Dahl Day in September and World Book Day. Purchased individually these resources would cost £11.50 - save money and buy the bundle for just £5. That's a massive saving of 57%! Thinking of publishing your own resources? Check out this step by step guide. How to Become a Successful

This resource contains 70 different flashcards related to the theme of feelings / emotions. These are a perfect way for trying to introduce and encourage students understanding of different feelings / emotions. The feelings included are; ♦ abandoned ♦ afraid ♦ angry (boy and girl option) ♦ anxious (boy and girl option) ♦ ashamed (boy and girl option) ♦ awesome ♦ bored (boy and girl option) ♦ brave (boy and girl option) ♦ cheerful ♦ cold ♦ concerned (boy and girl option) ♦ confident (boy and girl option) ♦ confused (boy and girl option) ♦ crazy (boy and girl option) ♦ curious (boy and girl option) ♦ determined ♦ disappointed (boy and girl option) ♦ disgusted (boy and girl option) ♦ dizzy (boy and girl option) ♦ doubtful ♦ embarrassed ♦ excited ♦ exhausted ♦ fidgety ♦ frustrated ♦ funny ♦ good ♦ grateful ♦ great ♦ grumpy ♦ home sick ♦ hot ♦ hungry ♦ in pain (boy and girl option) ♦ irritated ♦ lonely ♦ lucky ♦ mad (boy and girl option) ♦ proud ♦ relaxed ♦ sad ♦ shy (boy and girl option) ♦ sick ♦ silly ♦ sleepy ♦ surprised ♦ talkative ♦ terrified ♦ thirsty ♦ thoughtful ♦ tired ♦ uncomfortable ♦ wonderful (boy and girl option) I would recommend cutting out and laminating each of the individual flashcards so that they will be stronger, longer lasting and it also means that you can pull them out through the year when needed.

A short quiz on Roald Dahl’s children books with sample slides taken from a bumper 100 question quiz. See below for details. Roald Dahl’s Children’s Books – 100 Question Interactive Quiz A highly visual, fully editable and interactive, 100 question power point quiz on Roald Dahl’s children’s books and includes questions on Matilda, The BFG, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, Danny Champion of the World, Fantastic Mr Fox, George’s Marvellous Medicine, The Twits, Boy, The Giraffe, Pelly and Me, The Enormous Crocodile, The Magic Finger and The Witches. It is an ideal resource for an assembly, a lesson or with a tutor group, particularly on World Book Day or on Roald Dahl Day in September. The quiz contains 100 questions with multiple choice answers. It can be administered in a variety of ways - to individuals or teams. The answers can be found by clicking on the Roald Dahl image on each slide. Answers can be given either as you go through the quiz or at the end. An answer sheet is also provided. Sample questions: 1. In which book is this quote from ‘If you are good, life is good?’ 2. Charlie is the last person to find a golden ticket in ‘Charlie and the Chocolate Factory.’ Who was the third? 3. In ‘James and the Giant Peach’ James is forced to go and live with his aunts after his parents are killed. What were his parents killed by? 4. In ‘Charlie and the Chocolate Factory’ who runs the chocolate factory? 5. What are the evil creatures that Charlie Bucket meets in ���Charlie and the Great Glass Elevator?’ More Roald Dahl Resources Roald Dahl Lesson / Assembly Presentation An informative and interesting 80 slide assembly/lesson PowerPoint on the life and work of Roald Dahl. This resource includes references to His birthplace and parentage His education and schooling His career - RAF fighter pilot His family References and excerpts to his works His likes, dislikes, interests and hobbies His imaginative and fun use of language and wordplay Thinking of publishing your own resources? Check out this step by step guide. How to Become a Successful

A simple matching game with cute artwork designed to be playes with young students or those with SEN needs. Can be used as: 1. A matching game to learn emotional vocabulary 2. Assistance for those needing help identifying or showing emotions 3. A fun game for pre-teens and above Any money earned from resources goes into printing educational and SEN materials and games for local schools. Email for more information amewingcat@gmail.com.

A collection of photos I am curating for my students for the next term as we explore Great Britain and the topic of journeys and travel, as well as the introduction of the railway across Britain in the Victorian era. My students will use these photos as part of their own projects and presentations and to explore locations in Britain and the kinds of holiday activities you might find in each place. I hope that you will find these photos useful with your own students. Please leave me a review and I will send you any other resource of your choice for free (contact me: office@oceansproject.com). Check out my other resources at my shop: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/sarah277 Let me know if you have any resource requests and I will tailor make a resource for you.

How the Tiger got his stripes - a complete unit of work. This resources was created for students with special needs, but can be used with primary students. The Smart notebook has the story which includes visual images, a wide variety of literacy activities from matching pictures, matching words, pre-writing tasks and drawing activities plus suggested follow up drama and art activities. The story is also given as a PowerPoint and as a word document. There is a worksheet of literacy activities associated with the story.

Inside Out inspired emotions thermometer. Great to use for all ages. Relatable characters great to help the children pin point how they are feeling and start to use the language of different emotions. anger, disgust, fear, sadness & joy. Emotion labels, thermometer and arrow. Great to be laminated and placed on a desk or wall.

Easy to follow slides that can take up an hours lesson if you go slow and engage with the class. This compliments all my other materials on mindfulness.

Simple game of 'Truth or Dare'. I have generally thought of this as an older game. But for promoting as a speaking activity to encourage reluctant learners or ESL students, it's super.I have played this with my summer school class consisting of a mixed group of year 3, 6 and 8 students in Spain. Some of the students in my group attend our British International School and some do not. However, the language level is quite good, but it is also a way of encouraging new language vocabulary and skills. I have included a game board, Truth question cards and forfeit cards. There is also a die template just in case you haven't got a handful of dice at the ready. My students also really enjoyed rolling an odd number to have to do a forfeit! They are pretty funny! This would be an ideal resource for ESL, EAL as well as English or PSHE. It's also something fun to play on a Friday afternoon in smaller groups when you just can't anymore.... LOL... Enjoy!