12 Assorted differentiated Halloween worksheets that include handwriting, letter recognition, copying and tracing words, matching pictures with initial sound and reading tasks for SEN (P-levels- Level1), Reception and Year 1. The worksheets are very simple presented to help students to feel confident, build their knowledge step by step and providing further challenges. If laminated, the worksheets also can be turned into TEACCH tasks.

Twelve assorted differentiated worksheets featuring repeating patterns for pupils to complete using Christmas-themed images. The sequences begin with two alternating images and progressively increase in complexity, so you can tailor the task to the needs of your students . This resource is particularly beneficial for students with Special Educational Needs (SEN) and those in the Early Years and Year 1. They are presented in a simple manner and feature ample repetition, aiding students in building confidence and gradually mastering their knowledge. When laminated, these worksheets can also serve as TEACCH activities. It will work well as a fast-finisher or homework too. Supply teachers can especially benefit of this as you won’t need additional resources. Delivered as a downloadable PDF document. Repeating patterns are beneficial for children as they enhance cognitive skills, promote problem-solving, and foster a deeper understanding of mathematical concepts. Please, it would help me immensely if you could leave a review to help me continue improving.

Introducing my innovative Bingo Game, a creative and engaging educational tool meticulously crafted using the beloved Lego bricks. This unique game is designed to facilitate the acquisition of essential concepts, making learning a fun and interactive experience. The reason there are only three cards is that this resource aligns with the Lego-based Therapy approach. Students are expected to work in groups of two or three, alongside an adult, with each person assuming a different role. The envisioned method involves playing the Bingo Game in small groups, with three individuals holding a bingo card each, and one serving as the caller. I encourage them to take turns so that everyone has a chance to be the caller (as children tend to enjoy this role). You can print the resource multiple times to create as many sets as needed, allowing you to divide your class into groups accordingly. They can play either independently or with the assistance of an adult." The blank card can be used by the caller to remember the chosen brick. With a focus on fundamental areas such as colors and sizes, the Bingo Game seamlessly integrates Speech and Language development into the learning process. As students match Lego pieces to their corresponding spaces on the bingo card, they not only reinforce their understanding of colors and sizes but also engage in verbal interaction, promoting communication skills. But that’s not all—my Bingo Game is a versatile resource. Beyond colors and sizes, it can be adapted to support mathematical learning, encouraging students to count, add, or subtract Lego pieces to complete their Bingo cards. This adaptable feature makes it an ideal choice for Math lessons, helping to reinforce mathematical concepts in an enjoyable manner. Additionally, my Lego-based Therapy component harnesses the power of collaborative play. By participating in the Bingo Game, students work together, taking on roles like caller and player, enhancing social skills, cooperation, and teamwork. It can be seamlessly integrated into Lego-based Therapy sessions, providing a valuable resource for therapists and educators alike. Whether used as a starter to engage students right from the beginning of a lesson or as a captivating plenary activity to reinforce key takeaways, our Lego Bingo Game is a versatile addition to your educational toolkit. With its blend of playfulness and learning, it’s an excellent choice for educators looking to make lessons not only informative but also fun and inclusive.