<p>6 spelling practise worksheets, designed for an SEN class, for weekly spellings. Includes PECs for the words to aid understanding for low level students.</p>
<p>Includes- ad, ag/am, an, ap/at, ut/ug and ed/eg words. Includes a word list so spellings can be sent home if necessary.</p>
Simple starter activity for my Art lesson topic Landscape. Students can use their PECS to comment on pictures. Good for developing expressive skills and scaning pictures for details.
<p>Need to start Early PECS with some of your pre verbal children? Delivering training? Here is an easy to follow training guide to deliver to your team, then use as a handy reminder hand-out</p>
A Mind Map, created in PowerPoint, that works as a poster or as a mini presentation that could be used as part of staff training or to build awareness. The areas presented are not exhaustive but give some ideas on support that could be needed for pupils with autism.
<p>5 weeks worth of spelling practise. Students have 5 words per week.</p>
<p>The document can be edited as I have included the days I give my students the spellings.</p>
<p>Wk1- bit, hit, kit, sit, pit<br />
Wk2- nod,won,son,fox,box<br />
Wk3- dog,log,jog,fog,sob<br />
Wk4-dot,hot,pot,mop,hop<br />
Wk5- mud,bug,jug,mug,rug</p>
PowerPoint presentation on the rationale behind our decision to ensure all children contribute to their Annual Review through a the use of video, embedded in a multimedia presentation. Also covers the strategies we used to introduce it. More about it here: http://www.switchitmaker2.com/reviews/reviewscoming.htm#willow
Although we used Switch It Maker 2 for our presentations, you could use any presentation software: PowerPoint, Windows Movie Maker, iMovie, Prezzi, etc.
Learners with social, emotional and behavioural difficulties may appear withdrawn and can be
isolated from social interaction. Social, emotional and behavioural difficulties may take a number of
forms, for example:
A resource with a short term scheme of work for nine lesson centred on rhetoric and writing with the purpose to argue. It ends with students writing a formal letter arguing for / against the development of a theme park.
<p>These bookmarks contain a set of top tips for your students to remind them of key advice during assessments which can be simply printed and laminated e.g. A01 and A02, concluding studies, PECs. They are able to be altered to suit your students.</p>
Symbols (c) Widgit Software 2010. A set of activities using purchased toys which are often available in school. Featured are sorting toys (vehicles), 2D shapes, 3D solid shape beads, threading fruit, colours, numbers 1-4. Suggestions for all activities included. Build skill in sorting, following symbol instructions, sequencing and recall, counting out fruit and checking with a Numicon layout on the reverse of the cards. Print single-sided except for the number cards which must be double-sided.
<p>If you teach students who have special educational needs, speak English as an additional language or are gifted and talented, then this reference work is for you. This index contains both locally coined and nationally recognised acronyms. I have started a thread in the SEN section of the TES staffroom where contributors can post additions and corrections, which I will try and incorporate at the earliest opportunity. This Adobe Acrobat file is a work in progress.</p>
Pecyn o nodiadau ac ymarferion a fydd yn gymorth wrth astudio ‘Llinyn Trôns’ gan Bethan Gwanas. Nodiadau ac ymarferion sy’n ymdrin â’r plot, y cymeriadau, y math o themâu a’r technegau arddull a geir yn y nofel. Addas ar gyfer Haen Sylfaenol TGAU.