Whole-school autism spectrum disorders (asd) resources

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.

This resource contains 6 different color/colour sorting worksheets that can be laminated and re-used as part of a binder pack or as worksheets for students to cut and stick. There are 6 cols included; red, green, yellow, purple, blue and orange. ★ The pages come in b/w and col option but the photos only come in col option. ★ A great way to see if students are able to recognise different col objects and sort them into the correct col. Appropriate for American and British/Canadian etc. classrooms - color/colour.

The word to picture matching activities are a fantastic resource for any classroom, although especially with non-verbal students. It can help to encourage and promote reading and recognition of vocabulary related to objects found in a standard home. This resource is a great strategy to encourage students to read the words that they can see, but also to be able to understand that they can link the word to an actual image, Many students may learn to just read words but not understand the meaning behind them, this will help to work with students on working towards achieving this skill. Instructions on first page of how you can use this resource to it's best potential within your classroom. This resource will be great for group work, speech sessions, 1:1 activities. english/literacy sessions, vocabulary work and farm activities. This contains 17 different activities. All vocabulary linked to items you would find in a standard home.

This resource contains 10 different community helpers jigsaws, each one comes in b/w and col option for your preference. Instructions are included on the first page to provide you with the best way to set this resource up in your classroom. In the preview of this resource you can see what the jigsaws look like when they have been put together. The idea behind the resource is for students to be able to recognize/recognise and match different objects/buildings to the relevant community helper. This is a fun resource and once set up can be stored away and re-used through relevant times of the year in your classroom. It's also a great resource to stash away ready for those sub days and to keep your students motivated and engaged!

This interactive powerpoint game is a great way for students to work on their shape recognition skills. This is a 3-part interactive powerpoint game based around shape recognition. It comes complete with sound effects and is bright, fun and engaging for your students. Each section has one question with 3 answers below to choose from. ♦ Section 1; Shape Names - What shape am I? Circle, square etc ♦ Section 2; Shape Col. & Names - What am I? Green circle etc. ♦ Section 3; Count the sides - How many sides do I have? 4, 5 etc. 11 different shapes included in total. Meaning this holds 33 questions for your students to answer in total. You can choose at the start of the powerpoint which section you want to work on today.

This resource includes 5 different animal life cycle puzzles where students have to match together the different animal life cycles. Simply cut out each of the jigsaw pieces and laminate (this will keep them strong and longer lasting and students match the parts of the life cycle to the correct animals. Animals included are: ♦ ant ♦ butterfly ♦ chicken ♦ frog ♦ turtle Each puzzle comes with 4 pieces. Each puzzle piece has an image and the name of that image below it. A fun activity that is a great way to introduce or practice life cycles.

The word to picture matching activities are a fantastic resource for any classroom, although especially with non-verbal students. It can help to encourage and promote reading and recognition of vocabulary and different parts of the body. This resource is a great strategy to encourage students to read the words that they can see, but also to be able to understand that they can link the word to an actual image/body part. Many students may learn to just read words but not understand the meaning behind them, this will help to work with students on working towards achieving this skill. Instructions on first page of how you can use this resource to it's best potential within your classroom. This resource will be great for group work, speech sessions, 1:1 activities. english/literacy sessions, vocabulary work and even science / body themed activities. Vocabulary includes; ♦ ear ♦ eye ♦ face ♦ eyebrow ♦ elbow ♦ foot ♦ hair ♦ hand ♦ lips ♦ moustache ♦ nose ♦ teeth ♦ tongue ♦ ankle ♦ knee ♦ hand ♦ fingers ♦ head ♦ bone ♦ finger nail ♦ belly button ♦ brain ♦ cheek ♦ chin ♦ skeleton ♦ skull etc. Contains 14 different activity boards.

This resource contains 68 different task cards where students have to look at the times on the individual task cards and work out which image doesn't belong to the theme of the others. This is a great way for students to work on their category sorting skills. I highly recommend cutting out each of the individual task cards so that they will be stronger and longer lasting, as well as being re-usable through the year. Great for time fillers, end of lessons, focussing periods or just general addition to lessons. Comes with answer key for your quick reference.

The word to picture matching activities are a fantastic resource for any classroom, although especially with non-verbal students. It can help to encourage and promote reading and recognition of vocabulary related to the theme of verbs. This resource is a great strategy to encourage students to read the words that they can see, but also to be able to understand that they can link the word to an actual image, Many students may learn to just read words but not understand the meaning behind them, this will help to work with students on working towards achieving this skill. Instructions on first page of how you can use this resource to it's best potential within your classroom. This resource will be great for group work, speech sessions, 1:1 activities. english/literacy sessions, vocabulary work and farm activities. 9 different activities boards in total. The first page in the PDF is the instructions page to help you use these to their best potential.

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

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.

Farm Animals Matching Game Farm animal matching game is a fun game for preschool age children to learn about farm animals. Cards can be lined to be double sided and laminated. With the animals and words for the front side and the farm for the back side. Children from preschool and up can work individually or in groups. Great to use for preschool aged children in daycare or home school settings. I have included the matching words for older children that are beginning readers. The set includes 24 colorful farm animals and 12 matching words so there is two different ways of playing the game. Makes 36 cards. Created by Coy learning