Includes free Emotions colouring book! 68 pages of relaxing colouring in with definitions, examples and a literacy task for each emotion. Flashcards and game with cute artwork designed to be played with young students or those with SEN needs. Fantastic for teaching vocabulary, helping people show their feelings or playing a game together. Contains a wide range of emotions with custom made artwork for each one based on leading research. Fun for all ages! Can be used as: A matching game to learn emotional vocabulary Assistance for those needing help identifying or showing emotions A fun game for any age! Leave a review and choose another resource for free! See email below. If you need a physical printed copy of this please let me know. Both .PDF and .Pub files are included to allow for easy printing and editing. Any money earned from resources goes into printing educational and SEN materials and games for local schools. If you need any information, spot any errors or have earned free resources please do not hesitate to email me directly amewingcat@gmail.com. Thank you!

Thanks for looking - Harle Games release free print and play games for kids and adults of all ages. Check out our other resources on the TES shop! Cat Academy is a fun matching game for kids of all ages and language abilities - designed primarily for EAL, SEN and younger students, this game asks players to match ‘Cats’ with the best adjective they can. Includes definitions and a range of different words to help language skills - or just have fun! Our games are always free to download, designed and made with the help of our students! FREE!

Introduction to Mental Health for KS3 PSHE / Citizenship. Full lessson including resources. Includes: Ddiamond 9 activity on healthy lifestyles Quiz on mental health Information on different mental health disorders including anxiety, OCD and self harm. Group work on spotting and helping with mental health Badge competition Leave a review and chose another resource for free! Email below Thanks for taking a look. Any money earned from resources goes into printing educational and SEN materials and games for local schools. If you need any information or spot any errors please do not hesitate to email me directly Amewingcat@gmail.com.

Simple to use spot the difference cards for younger and SEN students. Practice spotting the difference between common punctuation and maths symbols. Simply laminate, shuffle and cut out.

This is a project designed for KS3 and 4 revolving anti-bullying week and beyond. Students prepare an assessed project according to a 1-9 leveled marksheet in groups over the course of 3 lessons, beginning with an introduction to anti-bullying and ending in their presentations. Includes: 3 Powerpoint presentations Lesson plan Peer marked assessment worksheet to guild and assess students.

Simply print out onto card and cut out for a great and imaginative way to spark creative language from your students, whether for SEN, EAL, MFL or just to spark creative thought in your lessons or as a starter activity. Now 388 story-ready tiles in total! Includes food, buildings/places, animals, fantasy, time, seasons, Horror/halloween and Christmas symbols. Update 1: Now includes Halloween and Christmas symbols for Autumn and Winter themed lessons! Update 2: Thanks for buying we have added an additional version with names for EAL / SEN learners to use English Vocabulary. Updatate 3: Added fantasy, time and seasons icons! Now 388 tiles in total for endless story telling. Includes an easy to make story dice set out. Simply print out or attach story tiles to the dice, cut and glue to add some fun! Includes both with and without border .pub and .pdf files for easy printing. All money from this resource - and all our resources - goes into printing educational resources and books for our students in West London schools. Thank you for taking a look and please leave us a review!

Simple to use spot the difference cards for younger and SEN students. Practice spotting the difference between different animals. Simply laminate, shuffle and cut out. Students are encouraged to spot the similarities and differences between sets of animals, including animal name, colour, where they live etc to formulate longer sentences and be aware of small changes and differences. Excellent as a starter, settling or focusing activity, or part of a full lesson.