BackPocketTeacher: Bereavement and Grief in SEND
The Birth of BackPocketTeacher Hands up, who returns from school with a bizarre range of things in their pockets?…
The Birth of BackPocketTeacher Hands up, who returns from school with a bizarre range of things in their pockets?…
Many “Sensory” resources can be created from free or existing material, bubble wrap, packaging foam, a little dot of oil on a radiator. Food is easy and usually cheap, rainbow rice or spaghetti. I am a fan of getting outside, feel the breeze, listen to the waves (my school is just above the beach). Sometimes you want something a bit different. These can be used in a sensory room or individually to encourage calming or even concentration. I would love to hear your ideas as well.
Free Printable SEN teaching resources focusing on firefighters and people who help us.
These are the resources I have made to use with my class to support learning about Remembrance Day this November. Poppy themed with a UK focus all use similar images and symbols . I hope they are of some use with your children.
One of the most interesting things I found on the Twinkl site was the “create” feature, this allows you to build a range of resources from displays to interactive games to worksheets. Now I’m not the biggest fan of a worksheet but with a bit of laminating they can easily turn into a folder task. I hate seeing folders of random sheets that all use different fonts imagery etc. If I am creating a pack for a topic it is much better that all the resources have a common look and feel. It just looks more cohesive and planned.
Lego Resources in Class This post was originally written to celebrate the second birthday of Inclusiveteach.com than with a…
Sensory and Storytelling Umbrellas When you listen to a speaker you need to be inspired. Your mind needs to…
Custom Tough Tray Divider Tough trays are a brilliant and invaluable addition to any classroom. This was an idea…
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