4 oval shapes for learners to draw - self portrait, things I like, my family, what I want to do when I grow up. When these are finished, ovals should be cut out and folded in half. Two halves should be stuck to one oval - making a 'cross' type shape when viewed from above. Apologies for my rubbish description! String can then be used to attach the 'basket' to the hot air balloon. A lovely 'getting to know you' craft for the beginning of the school year. These look nice strung in a line across a window.

A weather poster to hang in the classroom. Children use clothes pegs to indicate the daily weather. I use this with young people with autism and social communication difficulties.

Pattern Cards. Pupils are given a card with a pattern and need to reproduce this pattern onto a blank card. Used with KS3 pupils with autism and other special needs to develop visual perception, together with organisational and fine motor skills. Some pupils find these very easy, others really struggle. Various cards with various levels of difficulty. Some are single colours, others have a variety of colours. Cards with 9 squares and 16 squares. Blank cards and coloured squares to place on cards are included. Also suitable for younger pupils and those without SEN.

Two posters developed to remind pupils of presentation expectations for school work. Using a ruler for lines, writing and underlining date, marking own work in red pen, diagrams in pencil, etc. General resource for secondary.