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An activity sheet to support identifying likes, dislikes, features of, and personal preferences, of a local area for pupils. Ideally, this area would be visited as a school trip.

This lesson is a life skills one aimed at Year 7 SEN pupils. It would also be suitable for KS 1/2. This lesson touches on why adults need to be prepared for the event of an emergency, how these things help until emergency services arrive, or how they can be used to stop other help from being needed. Pupils then have a research task, using ipads, to google basic first aid items (plasters, gauze, medical scissors, smoke alarms, torches, etc) to see how much these things cost in real life. There are questions to promote discussion as well.

This is a lesson based on Brene Brown’s Video about Emapthy (Kid friendly) version. It is aimed at SEN year 7 pupils, so would be suitable for SEN or KS 1/2. It defines empathy, identifies the 4 steps in empathy, and presents social scenarios where empathy would need to be used, and offers scaffolds to support responses.

4 questions related to the learning of a lifeskills emergency services input. Pupils can write or draw their answers before the lesson, and then go back in a different colour at the end of a lesson to add in anything they’ve learned / need to change.

This is a full lesson on road safety for ks3 pupils, or pupils with SEN who are learning the importance of road awareness and safety. This includes a starter speaking and listening activity with visuals to support, group discussions, activities, and a reflection to assess learning. This lesson focuses on drivers, passengers, and pedestrian responsibilities when using the road, the risks each might face, the impacts of choosing safe or risky choices, and how to prevent risky choices.

These are 3 A4 boards set up to be used as ALD’s, for pupils to communicate how they are feeling and identify a strategy to help them. I use them in my classroom with verbal pupils, which has had a really positive impact with independence, regulation, and communication. Great as a display, or a print out to use

worksheet to identify how pupils feel about moving schools, with adaptations

PSHE worksheet to support pupils learning with identifying, expressing, and managing emotions, particularly in a school setting.

Assessment questions with pupils to draw or write their responses to 4 questions relating to emergency servies, which can be used at the start or the end of the lesson.

A series of assessment questions to identify pupils starting points prior to learning, and after the lesson. Questions are related to germs and handwashing, brushing teeth and washing their face, washing hair, showering / changing clothes, and where to buy personal hygiene products. Question are adapted for varying levels (simplified questions and extension questions)

ppt aimed at SEN or primary school aged pupils, adressing what safety is, why it’s a life skill, hazards at home and how to keep safe.

SEN ppt to support researching personal hygiene products. Includes fun recap quiz, a speaking and listening activity, learning, and an activity

Pupils are given a table with a list of peronal hygiene products, and must find how much they cost at each major store.

SEN lesson to support understanding of a proper personal hygiene routine, focusing on showering / washing your body, and changing clothes