A sorting activity including 24 animal cards which give a brief description of what their eating habits are. Also a label sheet with the titles Herbivore, Omnivore and Carnivore as pictured in the cover image. 12 of the animals are native to britain and 12 are not but should be recognizable to the students.

Posters with information for the classroom. Can help children in sorting activities.

2 pdf 'when' question board activities. Themes: Times of day, Celebrations, Weather. Designed as a speech and language activity to help practice asking questions, specifically about time. Practicing appropriate question and answer exchange with symbol prompts to support. Children can match the answers, cut and stick or simply point to the most appropriate answer. The activity would be extended by asking 'why' they give you their answer, or they could create their own 'when' questions using the symbol prompts.

Includes Halloween- a brief outline of halloween and what to expect (scary, costumes, decorations etc). Designed to support the concept of halloween and pre-empt any worries or anxieties. Wearing a costume- again describing that you and the people around will look different to everyday and that is ok. Options for feeling anxious. Trick or treating- a guide or step-by-step to trick or treating to support an activity inside or outside of school.

Board game with wh- questions (who, what, where, when) all based around the theme of Halloween. Great for speech and language/ speaking and listening activity, reading and comprehension. All questions supported with pictures to support reading and understanding and prompt speech and ideas.

Simple halloween picture bingo. First page includes instructions on printing. Designed for up to 10 players, 15 symbol pictures.

The story of the three little pigs all with corresponding picture symbol to support writing and understanding.

Speech and language activity to understand the language of 'is' and 'is not' Learner to select the appropriate answer to the is or not question.

Activity to further understand negation and language 'does' and 'does not' Learner to select the appropriate symbol for the sentence read aloud.

Download includes colour vocabulary strips and pictures to sort. Great for sorting rings, table work or organising colours

Includes: Colour vocabulary squares Colour vocabulary strips Coloured pictures to sort 4x Colour matching activity sheets Colour name wordsearch All supported by picture.

Simple dice board game with a wh- question on each square to encourage speech, conversation and understanding of question types. The theme of this game is 'around the home' which means a lot of the answers will be individual, therefore there is not a right or wrong answer. Great ice breaker game or speech and language activity.

Includes 4 themed 'who question' activity boards. The board include images and accompanying 'who' questions to match. Children can point or verbalize their answers using the image board. The bundle includes two people and occupation themed boards and woodland and wild animal themed board. Each 'who board' also includes a pdf where the questions are symbolized so that the children can read the questions themselves or work with a partner. To extend the activity children could be given the board and asked to create their own 'who' questions.

Download includes four 'where' question boards: places in the home, leisure x2, and habitats. Children to read and identify 'where' each item belongs or what happens in that place. Great speech and language activity, non-verbal learners can point while someone else reads. Can be extended by children creating their own questions for the places.

4 pdf 'what' questions boards with the following themes: beach, toys, clothes, familiar items. Activity to match the 'what' question to the item or answer. Used to promote understanding of 'what' question types, promotes speech and communication. Can be extended by asking 'why' children think what they do, or children could create their own questions or answers.

Set of 20 yes/no questions ranging from simple such as 'Is the girl eating an apple' to questions which focus on the facial expression of the picture such as ' does the boy like spiders' Includes a pile for yes and no template and an additional one adding the phrase 'because' to extend the learners answers.

2 pdfs 1. Alphabet dotted cue cards: two letters per sheet with traceable dotted lines in both capital and lower case. I use them under wipe clean folders, or as a cue card to prompt the learning of a particular letter. Could also be printed on coloured paper and used for display purposes. 2. Alphabet prompt letter mat: Features all letters in capital and lower case using a dotted tracable font. All letters have two cue pictures to support learning of the letter. At the bottom of the mat I have added a handwriting prompt to illustrate where the letters should be formed and aligned.

3 pdf downloads 1. Alphabet word mat with picture cues to support learning and memory 2. The same word mat, doubled over to create a folded double sided table prompt 3. Alphabet letter (capital and lowercase) cue cards, two per sheet.

72 sensory idea cards with ideas such as... Oral activities: drinking, chewing, snack, bubbles etc. Weight bearing activities: crawling, push-ups etc. Resistance activities: push-ups, pulling and stretching etc. Heavy lifting: of books etc. Cardiovascular activities: walking, hopping, jumping on trampoline etc. Deep Pressure activities: massage, squeezes etc. Some are chair based activities like push ups, squeezing a stress ball or choosing a sensory toy, others may involve using space like the cardiovascular activities, or equipment like therapy balls, weighted blankets etc. The resource can be used as a poster in a classroom to give children ideas about how to use a sensory break. You may want to use it as part of a visual timetable or now next resource. Alternatively you could attach them to lolly sticks for a choosing activity.

Includes 4 pdf downloads including: Habitat Spotter Nature Spotter Creature (bug) Spotter Bird Spotter 3x4 grid including word/picture symbol to support. I use on nature walks around school grounds or beyond. Would be great for forest school activities to encourage children to investigate but respect nature. Generally get children to tick off as many boxes as they can and where possible maybe note down where they found the item. Please note the images are based on British nature and wildlife.