This workbook introduces the topics of multiplication and division and takes into account learners that are coping with learning difficulties and disabilities. The questions and situations are colourful and contextualised to assist with engagement. At 21 pages in length and 7 activities, this would stretch over a few lessons or be an acceptable homework assignment. My learners always enjoy this workbook and I find it is a good way to start the year and gauge previously learned knowledge. Enjoy!

This presentation (including embedded hyperlinks and worksheets) is a multi-week project where students will apply their knowledge of rounding and estimating numbers and then processing that data via various graphing methods. My students had a lot of fun with this and were always eager for the next session. I hope yours feel the same! Promethean/ActivInspire software is required for this file.

This is a starter activity that is great to use with your special needs students (life skills level or autistic) the first day of each semester. This workbook, which includes differentiated learning outcomes for scaffolded learning, can last anywhere from twenty minutes to an hour, depending on the level of your students and whether you use the extension activities or not. Three activities included. NOTE: If subjects are laminated and velcro used on the blank schedule you can make a durable copy with interchangeable classes that students can keep with them.

This hour and a half lesson (including presentation, lesson plan, print out and plenary) addresses the busy days that people might lead and the different activities they might do. It also covers appropriate times of day for certain activities to happen. All you need to add is appropriate daily items images for learners to cut out. This resource was initially made for special needs learners but would also be appropriate for primary school students or even ESOL and EFL learners. Promethean/ActivInspire Software is required for this file.

This presentation (including group activities and worksheets for individual work) covers everything to do with decimals. It is full of varied activities to address the needs of all learners and my students really enjoyed it. I hope yours do too! This is intended to be delivered over a number of sessions. Topics covered: What is a decimal? Using zeroes with decimals Decimals and money Decimals and measurements Promethean/ActivInspire software if required for this file.

This presentation, with group activities and plenary included, go over the different kind of health and safety signs that people should know of in the workplace or food preparation areas. Promethean/ActivInspire Software is required for this file.

This is a set of three colour-based communication cards that are a wonderful aid for the able and disabled alike. However, they can be particularly useful with those that have an autistic spectrum disorder. They are an easy and effective way for people to let staff members, classmates, friends or almost anyone know how they feel about communicating at that point in time. Each card is 3 x 4 and fit easily inside a name badge holder. Alternatively, you can laminate them and use a hole punch before threading them onto a lanyard. This set includes both a UK and US friendly versions; along with a set for those that are familiar with this system and also one for those that are new to it. I hope this simple aid can help your students, family or friends to communicate more effectively! If you have any feedback please get in touch.

Do you have a student with poor self-initiation and self-advocacy skills? Then give this form a try! This is a simple spreadsheet that contains spaces for the student's daily schedule, as well as columns for 'I accomplished...,' 'I still need to...,' and 'I need support with.' This can be a manual handwriting task for the student, but it functions very well as a communal document that the student, parent/guardians, and all teachers can access throughout the day and week.

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.