Can be used for SEN speaking practice, ESL lesson starters for children and great way to talk about describing pictures, describing action, quantity, emotions and attitudes. Great lesson for l1 or l2 learners in classroom, remote learning or home schoolers.

Support children to listen to a routine and stick the corresponding images in order. There are four scenarios with cutting and sticking activity or can be pre-cut for early learners. Covers the EYFS curriculum 40-60 months •Able to follow a story without pictures or props. Can also be used for SEN users for comprehension check.

It is aimed to help children follow a routine without the use of props and pictures. To use the activity, the adult reads the scenario or the child depending on ability. The child can either draw in the box what they heard in order of steps. This activity can also be used for Speech and language when talking about routines and pictures are also available for SEN students. It can also be used as a cutting and sticking activity.

Choose the correct word to fill the gap. Beware all the words sound the same!

Widgit images to help children with SEN needs. Holes chapter 1. Encourage comprehension in reading.

Can be used for Autistic learners, SEN learners, speech and language therapy or practicing answering why questions. Great powerpoint.

Teachable Year 6 Sats test , with reading abou the music box and questions. can be used to teach children how to approach sats tests or as a practice.

why questions to be used with children with autism for creating answers with because or so that.

#Sats paper for year 6 , teachable format,includes one part of a reading and questions. #KS2

Great for higher level SEN, speech and language where they can answer questions without options. Great for language practice, building sentences, building on answers.

Teach your students or children about verb and subject agreement. A practice worksheet with sentence re-writing, fill the gaps with the correct verb or subject. Great for Year 6 or grammar review.

A simple worksheet to help children understand the different noun types. Year 6

Use this fun and active fly swat game to teach children their letters sounds or names and phase 1 jolly phonic words. Children can use their hands or a fly swatter to swat away or squash the fly that someone calls. Can be played single or multi-player.

Classroom management, behaviour management for online class or in the classroom, jewels can be added to the chest for an incentive.

Children can play this game to learn uncountable nouns, countable nouns and food vocabulary. The vocabulary cards can be turned over or placed in a bag for children to choose and if it is on their shopping list they can add it to their bag. Game can also be played by what do you need from the shops? The children tell the other children what is on their list by saying I need…

Double Act story by Jaqueline Wilson for year 6 students. A powerpoint guide through chapter 1 covering new vocabulary, vocabulary in context , comprehension questions, character analysis, event ordering and much more.

Help Blaze get ready for summer by helping him to pack his suitcase. Learn vocabulary of the house, vocabulary for items to bring on holiday, match the flags and find the letter S, do the maze to help Blaze get to the sandcastle.

Join the powerpuff girls on an adventure to learn school supplies. Learn how to write, match the colours red, blue and green, write and identify the letter B in capital and lowercase, learn the prepositions on and under., letter beginning sounds for school supplies, how to identify classroom objects within a picture, write your name , dot to dot, colouring pages and drawing space.

Speech and language powerpoint to practice questions.

Practice cutting and sticking routines with this fun worksheet. Children can talk about morning routines and speak in the present simple tense.