A perfect resource to help promote independence in your classroom. A visual aid to help those that find it difficult to think for themselves! 4 different colours designed to help with any learner with Dyslexia.

Now/Next/Then-Visual This resource is a definite daily staple of mine! I love that you can laminate them and use the how you wish. 9 different variations and 1 example. Any questions, please get in touch. Creative Zebra

Pause & Go Visuals - can be used on a lanyard/keyring These are a great resource for those who find it hard to stop what they are doing if they haven’t finished the task or have something to say. They have been a great asset to my school toolkit. Any questions, please get in touch Creative Zebra

Blank Task Plans - 7 different designs In my 20 years of SEN experience, these 5 step task plans have been so valuable to my everyday resources! Easy to print, laminate and use as you wish with a whiteboard pen. Example included as to how I use it (normally hand drawn with instructions and a symbol/picture) Great for promoting independance in the classroom! It takes 2 minutes to go through the instructions with a child, then let them carry on!

Permission Tickets to make Mistakes When you have a class who are afraid of getting things wrong, this resource is perfect for you! Promotes self believe and that we CAN learn from our mistakes. Any questions, please get in touch Creative Zebra

Make ‘n’ Break- A Version of LEGO® Based Therapy- Practitioner Resource Pack LEGO® Based Therapy is tailored for upper KS1. When some children struggled with it, I introduced Make ‘n’ Break as an alternative. While sharing the same concept as LEGO Based Therapy, Make ‘n’ Break operates at a simpler level. LEGO®-based therapy entails cooperative play, with children coming together to construct and create. By engaging in this activity, children can enhance a variety of crucial skills: Collaborating effectively Taking turns Sharing common interests Celebrating achievements together Enjoying shared experiences Learning specific social skills like greetings, eye contact, and sharing Understanding and abiding by social and group rules Switching roles Paying attention to a shared activity Observing and responding to others in collaborative play Practicing reciprocity Improving listening and communication skills Furthermore, this activity also addresses more advanced skills, including: Resolving conflicts for mutual benefit Expressing thoughts to others Receiving feedback from peers Negotiation skills Understanding the importance of compromise The pack includes the resources you need to run a successful group. Any questions, please get in touch. Creative Zebra