<p>24 slides, with links to support staff training sessions, CPD, PD days, etc.<br /> Presentation includes useful links to youtube clips and research.<br /> It develops understanding of the benefits of ZoR, and offers guidance how it could be introduced in class.<br /> The slides are designed for SEN schools, but can be adapted.</p>

<p>24 slides, with links to support staff training sessions, CPD, PD days, etc.<br /> Presentation includes useful links to youtube clips and research.<br /> It develops basic understanding of neurodiversity, focusing on autism among children. It helps to support ASD students in class.</p>

<p>19 slides, with links to support staff training sessions, CPD, PD days, etc.<br /> Presentation develops basic understanding of different causes, as well as support measures.</p>

If you want to roll out Colourful Semantics sessions in your class, this resource gives you a ready-made template. Change the words as required to go along with your pictures, print it and laminate and add velcro. <br /> <br /> You also get three image-based resources: one based on the &quot;Charlie and the Chocolate Factory&quot; movie, one based on a food prep./eating theme and one based on the science topic of forces ('push' and 'pull' being key words). There are three images in each activity. Students can cut and paste or write under the images. I used the template of one of the CS resources available for free on TES.

<p>If you are in the process of implementing SCERTS model into your assessment and planning practice, you will find these documents useful.<br /> I merged my school’s IEP template with one of the SCERTS assessment forms and used these for two years in my classroom, with great success.<br /> The four editable documents contain some of the SCERTS goals and Transaction Support Strategies to help achieve them. The students used as examples were at the communication stages 1 and 2.</p>

<p>This resource offers a classroom timetable, an editable individual, one-person timetable as well as staff allocation rotas for 1:1 students (separate one for lessons and lunch breaks). I also made a separate one for swimming times.</p>

<p>Simple yoga powerpoints for children to display on the IWB, with relaxing music/nature sounds in the background.</p>

<p>The pack was made in boardmaker online and includes:</p> <p>Two ‘I want’ strips, together with choice symbols.<br /> Two sheets of symbols for snack times.<br /> Two big ‘I want’ and ‘I see’ strips.<br /> ‘Now and Next’ visual aid.</p>

<p>Three editable sheets (powerpoint) for SEN/Nursery students.</p> <p>They follow three different themes:</p> <ol> <li>Nursery Rhymes</li> <li>Social Skills</li> <li>Journeys/Transport</li> </ol> <p>Print them off, cut them out, laminate and velcro to a laminated sheet of A4 paper.</p>

A short, informative power point with questions, outlining historical background of the play and explaining why it is set before the war.

This is a resource for SEN/ASD students who struggle to include more types of food into their diet. <br /> It can also be used for early years students who learn about the importance of healthy eating. <br /> <br /> The set includes an editable social story that encourages a young person to have a more varied diet and a visual schedule that allows students to mark what new foods they tried and whether they liked them.

A one/two lesson long presentation, including two written tasks and a link to a youtube video, that explores one of the comedic genres.

Two-page long resource, checking students' knowledge of the movie and linking it to the gothic horror genre.

<p>Editable Visual Explanation / Social Story, written to help girls understand the process of growing up. Among other things, it explains periods.</p>

Two page long, editable film review sheet, asking the students to describe techniques used to achieve particular effects.

An Entry Level 2-3, editable worksheet that can be used for AQA Unit Awards, as well as a media- related lesson resource.

<p>An editable social story for ASC / ASD boys, explaining to them that they will have a brother/sister.</p>

Eight pictures with lines underneath each. Every line starts with 'I see' to help students develop descriptive vocabulary and improve accuracy when responding to visual stimuli. This is a suitable resource for SEN or EFL students.

<p>Three weather powerpoints:</p> <ol> <li>A short story, based on “hot” and “cold” keywords (Pictures used from Boardmaker Online).</li> <li>A short story with character voiceovers, about dressing up for rainy weather (Pictures used from Boardmaker Online).</li> <li>A short story, exploring properties of ice with regular pictures.</li> </ol> <p>Ideal for SEN, ASD, ADHD, PMLD and EYFS.</p>

<p>An editable powerpoint social story to help ASC and SEN children who find it difficult to manage their hair being cut.</p>

<p>Two editable activities, in the form of powepoints:<br /> First gives instructions on how to create three types of bird feeders.<br /> Second offers guidance on how to make a nest. Encourage students to use just two fingers and pick up only a few bits at a time.</p>