Flashcards to prompt speaking about emotions. Words on cards are angry to go with question what makes you angry? Disgusted, joyful, sad, disgusted, and fearful. ESL SEN SPeech and language

A great worksheet where students can label the object. Three categories are included focusing on more advanced words around the house, in the park and also traveling. Can be used for speech and language development covering the objective: Expressive Language Goal Bank (Student/child/client) will independently label age-appropriate objects with 80% accuracy for 3 data collections. The worksheet can be used as a spelling worksheet where students can play a bingo first and write and spell the words afterwards. The worksheet can be used for ESL learners as it gradually increases in level of vocabulary.

WH questions with cutting and sticking and a worksheet on feelings with events. A great worksheet that allows students to be interactive and work on the wh questions with the selected answers provided.

Powerpoint to work on sequencing and instructions. How to use everyday things. Can we make a simple instructional sequence. Helps children to explain how to use everyday items and articulate and build sentences around the question how do I use? SEN powerpoint -speaking

A perfect SEN powerpoint to look at a diverse range of questions from images. In powerpoint format. Help children with Autism practice questions with exampe questions in the note section of each slide.Special educational needs material or can be used as a speaking powerpoint for those practicing the English language.

22 slides of occupations focusing on the questions who is he? who is she? what does he/she do? what do they use to do their jobs? includes the occupations: doctor, artist, chef, architect, housewife, farmer, receptionist. Can be used for SEN or ESL beginners course. Speaking and question responses. Includes fill the gap section for each occupation with a word box. Includes new vocabulary of items used in each career which can be expanded into discussion for example how does she use it?

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.

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

Speech and language powerpoint to practice questions.