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Darwin: Voyage of the Beagle Multi-Sensory Story
Our Charles Darwin: Voyage of the Beagle multi-sensory story was Written for a Key Stage 4 class. To link…
All About Me – Teaching This is an Essential Lesson for SEN
Why Teach “All About Me” Lessons In SEN one of the most important things is to get to know…
Make Your Own Maths Manipulatives
50 Free DIY Maths Manipulatives In this post, we will look at two great resources to buy and two…
3 Engaging Maths Games
We got our hands on these three great maths game resources from Learning Resources. I had seen a post…
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Maths: Multisensory Activities for Teaching Big and Small
Maths: Big and Small Big and Small These concepts are generally taught together but we also use them to…
Mr Potato Head Scavenger Hunt
The Mr Potato Head scavenger hunt is a great accessible activity that can be set up for AAC (Augmentative…
Spitfire: A VE Day Sensory Story
Our Spitfire VE Day sensory story forms the third of a collection of sensory stories written to be delivered…
Life Skills Sensory Stories
Here you will find all our life skill linked sensory stories. Unlike some of our other stories these are…
Sensory Templates For Early Literacy
The influence for these early literacy sensory templates is the book Find Colours by Tamara Shopsin and Jason Fulford….
Sensory Story: Dunkirk
Dunkirk: A sensory story compliments our Blitz story. They were written to support the teaching of the World War…
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Scavenger Hunt Communication Boards
This will be an ongoing post where I upload the scavenger hunt AAC communication boards and other activity sheets…
150 EYFS & SEN Sensory Learning Ideas
Free, Simple Sensory Activities For EYFS or SEN There are many options for embedding effective sensory learning curriculums for…
Talking Phonics Flashcards: Carters Yard
AR Phonics and SEND Developed by two teachers, who kindly sent me a pack to use at school these…
AAC Game: Frustration
Frustration is a classic game that one of my classes chose to buy with their pocket money (Residential school)….
Fuzzy Ocean: Tactile Book Review & Resources
This book was a Christmas present for the youngest (3). It quickly become apparent that Fuzzy Ocean was a…
Sensory Story: Snow Bear
This winter themed Sensory Story has been written for our “Time” topic where we are exploring the seasons. Snow…
AAC Game: Squawk
AAC and Interaction Games There are many ways to inspire and motivate children to communicate. One way I have…
Sensory Story: A Sensory Odyssey Part 1 – Troy
When I was younger I was enraptured by a storytelling by Tony Robinson. The story was that of Odysseus….
Sensory Story: The Autumn Forest
An Autumn Sensory Story This is due to be the first in a series of 4 stories (1 for…
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6 Ways Symbols Support Special Education Learning
Symbols can be used to support both receptive and expressive communication. They support word recognition in pre-readers and can be used in times of increased stress to communicate a need when word recall is impaired, for example showing an exit symbol for time out instead of having to ask or explain why.
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