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daily-schedule-chart-printable - 71 pages printable pdf. Includes 64 different activities, analogue and digital times and editable pages. A great resource to keep your class organised and create a sense of calm for your students. daily-schedule-chart-printable - includes: 71 pages (includes cover pages and editable page for each standard page) change the names of the pictures if you wish! 64 different activities provided (for example, unpack/pack bag, morning work, puzzle time, guided reading, partner reading, math, english, phonics, science, science experiments, social studies, assembly, recess, lunch, play time, sport, free choice, different teacher, surprise, celebration, quiet time, computers, lesson time and more) days of the week roster titles (e.g. daily routine, daily roster, what are we doing today?) analogue and digital times to the half hour blank analogue and digital clocks to write your own times short cards and long cards long cards include; activity, digital time and analogue time (blanks to fill in) Please check your printer settings prior to printing. This is a resource that you can use to organise your classroom and also facilitate clock times! Enjoy, Kind regards, Jennifer

matching-numbers-1-to-20 A SEN activity (or appropriate for Kindergarten/Foundation students) who are learning numbers 1-20 and can match quantities. Subitising dice cards, number cards and teacher checklists also included! matching-numbers-1-to-20 includes; 32 pages printable pdf product (includes cover pages) subitising cards 1-20 number cards 1-20 activity matching mats instructions for mats and card use teacher checklist for mat activities AND counting skills (e.g. conservation, cardinality, 1-1 correspondence and more). colour product please check your printer settings prior to printing (e.g fit to page or print in printable area) I created this product for SEN students in my classroom. They complete this task independently once they have been shown how to complete it. You could also include this as a number activity rotation in your math lessons. Enjoy!

cvc-word-list An activity pack to assist your students become more confident with short words containing three sounds. A 56 page printable product. cvc-word-list includes; activity/task mats - differentiated 47 different cvc (consonant-vowel-consonant) cards - with and without words- including picture on all 47 word only cards - small size teacher checklists for reading and spelling cvc words colour product (checklists are black and white) use in your literacy rotations use as a SEN activity task

This resource includes the letters a-z (both capital and lower case) on each page with the sky, grass and dirt background. The cat is also depicted. The teacher can select which prompt is appropriate for the students. The resource can be used as a display or laminated and used for small group rotations or individual one-one assistance for students that require extra help. This can also be a handy resource to send home to parents if the student has an Individual Education Plan focusing on fine motor skills.

Social Story Angry and Choice Board – 34-Page Printable PDF This Social Story Angry and Choice Board resource is designed to help children who struggle with recognising and managing feelings of anger. It provides practical, visual tools to support emotional regulation and positive behaviour in both school and home environments. This print-and-go resource is ideal for early years, KS1, or students with additional needs, including those with autism, ADHD, or emotional regulation challenges. This resource includes: A printable social story titled When I’m Angry An editable version of the social story – personalise the text using the included illustrations A selection of visual choice boards to help students express feelings and select appropriate responses Happy and angry face visuals for use with the choice boards Two pages of small calming strategy images – adaptable for your classroom or home setting Two behaviour observation charts to track patterns, triggers, and strategies A4 layout – social story pages are set up two per page for easy printing, cutting, and laminating PDF format – 34 pages total, including cover pages Why use this resource? This resource offers students a safe and structured way to reflect on anger, explore calming strategies, and take part in behaviour planning. It is easy to implement and can be used in one-on-one, small group, or whole-class settings. A supportive, visual tool that promotes emotional awareness and helps children make more positive behaviour choices.

Social Story ‘When I’m Sad’ and Choice Boards - This printable behaviour support resource is designed to help young learners recognise and manage feelings of sadness through visual supports, structured choices, and gentle guidance. Suitable for early years, primary classrooms, special education settings, and behaviour intervention programs. The 36-page PDF provides a range of tools to assist students with emotional regulation, calming strategies, and self-monitoring—ideal for educators, support staff, and families working with children who struggle with big emotions. Resource includes: A full-colour social story titled When I Feel Sad with clear visuals and child-friendly language An editable version of the story to customise for individual needs Multiple calming choice board templates to encourage independent decision-making Strategy visuals (2 pages) for use with boards or standalone Observation checklists: tick-box format and anecdotal note templates Sad and happy face visuals to support emotional awareness and reflection This resource supports social-emotional learning (SEL), personal and social capability outcomes, and is aligned with inclusive education practices. Suitable for use in classrooms, small group settings, and at home. Please check your printer settings prior to printing (e.g. fit to page).

Activity resources needed - visuals - Make learning smoother and more independent with our “Activity resources needed - visuals” – the perfect tool to support student success, organisation, and engagement. Designed with early years and primary classrooms in mind, these easy-to-use cut and paste visuals help students clearly understand what materials and tools they’ll need for each learning activity. Whether it’s a maths lesson, craft session, or writing task, these visual supports reduce confusion and support classroom routines. Perfect for: Early childhood educators and classroom teachers Education assistants and support staff Home educators and parents Occupational therapists and specialist support staff What’s included: A large variety of clear, child-friendly visual images of common classroom items (e.g. scissors, glue stick, pencils, book, laptop, etc.) Printable templates for cut and paste use Versions with and without text for differentiation and accessibility (A5 and 4 to an A4 page) Can be used for individual task cards, group activity charts, or displayed on a classroom whiteboard Coloured product Why teachers love it: Supports students with anxiety, executive functioning challenges, dyslexia, ASD, ADHD and more Encourages independence and smooth transitions Please check your printer settings prior to printing (e.g. fit to page). Enjoy! Kind regards, Jennifer

Task Steps Visuals – Independent Learning Prompts - Do your students struggle to remember multi-step instructions or lose focus during independent work? Task Steps Visuals – Independent Learning Prompts is a practical classroom tool designed to support learners who benefit from clear, visual guidance throughout their day. Perfect for building independence and reducing repeated instructions, this 111-page printable PDF includes over 80 common classroom tasks represented through visuals. It’s especially helpful for students with ASD, ADHD, auditory processing difficulties, developmental language delays, or working memory challenges. What’s inside: Visual cards in A5 and 4-per-A4 formats Over 80 task visuals – including write, cut, trace, tally, read, use playdough, go to the toilet, and more Editable pages to customise your own instructions “We will…” and “Things to do” visual labels Numbered step visuals (1st to 6th) for sequencing instructions Colour product with clear instructions for use This resource can be used on whiteboards, task boards, individual student desks, or learning centres. Just print, laminate, and you’re ready to go! Ideal for: SEN and EAL students Whole-class routines Visual timetables and task breakdowns Encouraging independence with minimal prompting Digital product – please check printer settings (e.g. fit to page) before printing.

Visual Routine Charts for Home – Support Transitions & Independence Product Description: Do your pupils struggle with daily routines at home? These Visual Routine Charts are designed to help children navigate everyday transitions—before school, after school, and bedtime—with greater confidence and independence. This resource is ideal for children in EYFS, KS1, or those with SEND, including autism, ADHD, anxiety, or behavioural challenges. It can also be included in a ‘Welcome to My Class’ parent pack to support home-school consistency right from day one. The visual format reduces overwhelm, supports non-readers, and helps children understand what comes next. It’s a calm, structured tool that promotes self-regulation, routine awareness, and independence. What’s Included: 3 colour routine templates: Before School, After School, Before Bedtime 1 editable blank chart to personalise Black & white version for custom visuals 3 visual cut-and-paste worksheets with matching icons BONUS: “What to Pack in My School Bag” visual chart FREE motivational routine poster 37-page printable PDF (A4, easily resizable to A3) Perfect for: EYFS & KS1 teachers SEND support staff Family support workers Home-school communication packs Parents supporting children with additional needs Please note: Check your printer settings (e.g. ‘fit to page’) before printing, as settings vary between devices. Looking for a low-prep, high-impact resource that bridges school and home? This visual schedule is a must-have for supporting routines, reducing meltdowns, and building lifelong independence skills.