<p><strong>Body Language Illustrated – Zones of Regulation</strong></p> <p>This resource is based upon the Zones of Regulation. For each zone, a clear drawing of a child is labelled according to how the particular part of the body looks when the child is in that zone.</p> <p>A Special Educational Needs child will not be aware of the body language he or she projects when in a particular zone. This resource features a clear, easy to understand description of the body language of each of the four Zones of Regulation.</p> <p>Teachers and parents can use this resource to teach a child what their body language looks like and what impression they are therefore giving over to others. Teachers and parents can also use this resource to help a child work out what Zone the child is in.</p> <p>In a mainstream KS1 and KS2 classroom, these resources can be printed out as posters to be hung in a prominent position, enabling children to reach Social Awareness. Teachers or parents can also use this resource to help a child work through their feelings and emotions.</p> <p>With clear pictures and child friendly terminology, this resource is a must for any teacher or parent of KS1 and KS2 as well as for a teacher, parent and carer KS3 and KS4 SEN young persons.</p>

<p>An <strong>exciting maths revision game</strong>, suitable for <strong>KS1</strong> (6-7 year olds), that can be played by <strong>individual pupils, small groups, teams or a class</strong>. Using <strong>2 digit numbers</strong>, with answers reaching up to 35, this is the way to make maths fun!<br /> To play, click on a coloured square to choose a question, then click on the number you think is the answer. Correct answers are praised and another chance is given for incorrect answers. Gentle and nonthreatening corrections help children learn that it is ok to make a mistake.<br /> Use as an extra for pupils who are ahead of the class, a teaching aid for pupils who need extra practice and an eductional computer game for class revison or reward.<br /> <em>Suitable for pupils from all faiths and social backgrounds, this game contains no pictures or slang language.</em></p>

<p>This beautiful wall display features a large calender (with options for the week to start on Sunday or Monday) as well as note boards for monthly and weekly events. With large, easy to read, movable number squares and a movable box to mark today’s date, this colorful wall display helps teach children the date.<br /> The bright colors and cheerful designs enhance the classroom as well as act as a valuable teaching aid.</p> <p>Print each of the attached files once, on the suitable size. Cut out and laminate the number squares, notes bulletins and months. Assemble for a gorgeous wall display that will brighten up your classroom!</p>

<p>Clear, step by step classroom procedures with pretty illustrations for primary school classes.<br /> Includes Leaving the classroom, Independent work, Putting things in your drawer, Partner work, Entering the classroom, Group work, Teaching time.</p> <p>Print out procedures on A3 white card, cut out, laminate and cut out again. Attach 2 strips of stick-on velcro horizontally, across the top and bottom of the back of the procedures posters. On a blank wall display, for each procedures poster, stick 4 small pieces of stick-on velcro (aprox 1 /12 inches) in 4 corners. Staple the velcro to the wall using a wall stapler. Place procedures posters on the wall by means of the velcro.</p> <p>Stick a piece of velcro (14 inches) down the side of the whiteboard rim. When you want to use the required procedure, pull that poster off the wall display and stick it onto the side of the whiteboard.</p>