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A set of six worksheets covering: Personification Alliteration Onomatopoeia Rhetorical Questions Metaphors Similes Perfect for intervention groups, home learning, prep work, homework, EAL / SEN / lower ability differentiation and more.

A comprehensive and visually appealing booklet centered around wellbeing and mental health. This 17 page booklet contains a variety of tasks covering: Positive thinking Mood tracking Coping strategies Identifying triggers Goal setting Actions and consequences and much more! Perfect for kids and teenagers in a home or school setting to help students understand and manage their own mental health and wellbeing. Suitable for anxiety, mood related disorders etc.

The perfect end to a term! This 20 page booklet is perfect for the run up to Christmas and is a great way to keep students amused and engaged with learning. Activities include: Wordsearches Mazes Maths Activities English Activities Designing / Drawing And more! Can be used as a booklet or individual worksheets.

A well presented and useful A3 document that lists a number of teaching strategies for students with ADHD. Strategies are given to specifically target and support each area of difficulty.

A fun and engaging sports-themed booklet - designed to help students practice their key spelling, grammar and punctuation skills. This 28 page booklet contains activities and tasks covering: word classes prefixes / suffixes plurals verb tenses capital letters speech marks high frequency words proofreading end/ beginning sounds synonyms/ antonyms and more! This document can be used as a booklet or printed off as individual worksheets. Perfect for whole class use, SEND/EAL/Lower ability interventions, homework, home learning and more. Check out my shop for loads more free and inexpensive KS3 & KS4, Literacy and whole school resources.

40 hobbies and interests cards. Students can choose the cards that represent their own hobbies and interests. Fantastic for a social skills intervention.

A fun and engaging game that is perfect for ELSA / Friendship Support / Mindfulness / Social Skills intervention groups etc. Can be played with two or more players - all you will need is a dice and some counters. Students work their way around the board by answering question about themselves, the first student to reach the finish is the winner of the game! Game mat can be printed laminated for future use.

A well presented and useful A3 document that lists a number of teaching strategies for students with dyslexia. Strategies are given to specifically target and support each area of difficulty. These are: Reading Spelling Handwriting Copying Processing Maths Focus Time management

Two A3 Documents included in this download. These can be used separately or printed back-to-back to create a fantastic double-sided A3 SEN ‘cheat sheet’. Differentiation can sometimes feel overwhelming, with the need to adjust or modify your lesson to ensure that every student’s needs are met. We are also often told to ‘differentiate’ - but without much clue of how to actually do this. This document is here to help! This resource contains: An overview of all four areas of needs Basic teaching strategies for each area of need An explanation of what ‘SEN’ means Detailed, specific strategies for differentiation for ASD, ADHD and Dyslexia It is important to be aware that each child is different and not every strategy with work for every student in every lesson. This resource aims to give you a clear and detailed list of a range of strategies that you can use to help support students in class. Check out my shop for loads more free and inexpensive KS3 & KS4, Literacy and whole school resources.

A range of worksheets designed to help students to improve their knowledge of letter-sound relationships and patterns, along with their decoding abilities to improve reading accuracy. This bundle includes: Rhyming words - 8 worksheets Identifying beginning sounds - 8 worksheets Identifying end sounds - 8 worksheets Building words - 13 worksheets decoding three syllable words - 3 worksheets A fantastic resource for SEN / Lower ability/ EAL students, along with those with difficulties associated with dyslexia. Perfect for in class differentiation, homework/ prep work tasks or interventions. Check out my shop for loads more free and inexpensive KS3 & KS4, Literacy and whole school resources. Phonics Display / Cards Rhyme Bingo Game (Phonics) [Synonyms Starter / Plenary Tasks - Vocabulary (http:///teaching-resource/synonyms-starter-plenary-tasks-vocabulary-12083511) Bank of Literacy Starters (Two Bonus Social Skills Activities!) Comprehension and Inference Worksheets (SEN/ Intervention)

A well presented and useful A3 document that lists a number of teaching strategies for students with autism. Strategies are given to specifically target and support each area of difficulty. These are: Communication Fine Motor Skills Processing Social Skills Coping with Change Unstructured Times Sensory Difficulties

**Fantastic value ** This set of 72 cards contains 32 pairs of homophones. Each card also includes an image, along with a sentence to illustrate each homophone in context. This resource is suitable for a wide range of ages and abilities and is perfect for use within spelling / phonics interventions, during 1:1 teaching, as a classroom resource or for lower ability / SEND / EAL group teaching.

This booklet contains 20 fun and engaging tasks coving a range of topics and tasks such as: Crosswords Designing Spelling Telling the Time Pattern Making Graphs Story Writing and much more! Can be used as a booklet or pages can be printed as individual worksheets. Perfect for KS1 /2 / SEN children.

An A4 document for staff reviewing how they can use a TA effectively within the classroom.

Empower Students with Emotional Awareness and Self-Regulation Skills! Introducing “A Social Story: Understanding Anger,” a valuable educational resource designed to help students recognize and manage their emotions effectively. This engaging story is perfect for teachers aiming to foster emotional intelligence and create a supportive classroom environment. Key Features: Insightful Introduction: The story begins by normalizing the feeling of anger, explaining that everyone experiences it occasionally. This helps students understand that anger is a natural emotion and not something to be ashamed of. Clear Explanations: Through a simple and relatable scenario, students learn what anger is, why it happens, and how it might physically affect them. This foundation sets the stage for understanding emotional responses and triggers. Practical Strategies: The story offers effective techniques for managing anger, such as taking deep breaths, counting to ten, talking about feelings, taking a break, and using a fidget toy. These strategies are easy for children to understand and implement, promoting self-regulation. Positive Reinforcement: Students are encouraged to explore healthy ways to express their emotions and avoid negative behaviors such as hitting, breaking things, or yelling. This reinforces the importance of maintaining respectful and constructive interactions. Supportive Conclusion: The story concludes on a reassuring note, reminding students that managing anger is a skill that can be developed and that seeking help from trusted adults is always an option. Why Choose This Social Story? Promotes Emotional Intelligence: Equip your students with the tools they need to understand and manage their emotions, leading to a more harmonious classroom environment. Engaging and Relatable: The story uses language and scenario that resonate with students, making it easier for them to connect with the content. Versatile Resource: Suitable for individual reading or group discussions, this social story can be integrated into lessons on emotional health and social skills. Support for Educators: As a teacher, you’ll appreciate the structured approach to teaching emotional regulation, helping you guide students through their emotional journeys with confidence. Enhance your classroom’s emotional toolkit with “A Social Story: Understanding Anger,” and watch as your students develop greater self-awareness and empathy. Ideal for educators committed to nurturing well-rounded, emotionally intelligent individuals. Check out my shop for loads more free and inexpensive KS3 & KS4, Literacy and whole school resources.

These worksheets are prefect for students with poor auditory / concentration skills, along with those with difficulties with working memory. This download includes ten worksheets to practice and develop student’s listening skills through colouring and drawing activities. Detailed teacher instructions are provided, along with individual instructions for each of the ten worksheets. These worksheets are perfect for use in small groups, EAL / SEND interventions and one-to-one work.

A informative and well organised A3 document that aims to support teachers in differentiation for students with Down syndrome. This document includes: A definition of Down syndrome Common symptoms for Down syndrome Preferred language Classroom strategies Physical support strategies Communication and Language strategies

The 0-25 SEND Code of Practice (2015) identifies ‘four broad areas of special educational need and support’: Communication and interaction; Cognition and learning; Social, emotional and mental health; Sensory and/or physical needs. This A3 document gives a brief explanation of each area of need, along with several points of teaching advice for those looking to support students with SEN. These strategies are by means an exhaustive list, but aim to provide teachers with some basic methods of support.

16 positive reward cards.