This 12 slide flipchart and six-page workbook include a variety of small group and individual activities that all focus on lower-level English skills (UK E1-E2) for learners with special needs. The text entry and activities are themed around a 'Snow and Ice' news story and how the weather can impact travel. The presentation requires ActivStudio software to open but a Promethean board is not required.

This rubric-based assignment, including pre and post-assessments, is for high schoolers who could do with improving their skills in annotation; which assists with critical thinking, writing, and planning skills. This pack includes: Annotation skills lesson plan, assignment/rubric sheet, pre-assessment, post-assessment, article for students to annotate

This activity is to help students identify which planning method works best for them when they are writing an essay. More traditional ways, such as outlines are addressed, as well as more visual ways such as mind mapping and graphic organizers. Additionally, the TEXI paragraph structure strategy is included. Depending on your student's skill level, this lesson can take anywhere from half an hour to an hour and a half. This pack includes an assignment sheet for the students as well as a PowerPoint presentation. You or the students will need to provide an essay that they need to produce a plan for.

If you are looking for a streamlined way of tracking your student's progress with their IEP goals, then you've found it! This Excel file includes three different spreadsheets, each one covering a progressively challenging objective, to help your students meet their goals and you maintain your sanity. Enjoy! Example objective in this spreadsheet: STUDENT NAME will be able to answer comprehension questions related to a text that was read to him or presented in written form, by writing a sentence with one detail using correct punctuation and capitalization in 4/5 trials.

If you are looking for a streamlined way of tracking your student's progress with their IEP goals, then you've found it! This Excel file includes three different spreadsheets, each one covering a progressively challenging objective, to help your students meet their goals and you maintain your sanity. Enjoy! Example objective in this spreadsheet: After reading a text at the 4th-grade level STUDENT NAME will be able to orally answer 2 'W' questions related to the text in 4/5 trials.