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The Haircut – A Fully Resourced, Step by Step Multisensory Poem aimed at Individuals with Special Educational Needs Age 3-19
‘The Haircut’ is a fully resourced, step-by-step multisensory poem that can be used as a full lesson/teaching session. Set around a visit to a barber/hairdresser , it aims to desensitise individuals to the sensory experiences encountered helping them to overcome barriers to their hair care and to promote self care skills in personal grooming. This […]
Read MoreA Train Ride Through India – A Fully Resourced, Step by Step Rhyming Multisensory Story Aimed at Individuals with Special Educational Needs Age 3-19
A Train Ride Through India is a rhyming, multisensory story aimed at connecting individuals with SEND aged 3-19 to literature and topic in a way that is meaningful to their lives. The poem is fully resourced and its step by step format makes it accessible for parents, teaching staff, carers, speech therapists, play therapists, care […]
Read MoreWashing Hands – Fully Resourced, Step by Step Rhyming Multisensory Poem (Aimed at Individuals with Special Educational Needs Age 3-19)
Washing Hands’ is a fully resourced step-by-step multisensory poem suitable for individuals with SEN, PMLD, ASD, SPD, complex needs and learning disabilities aged 3 to 19 and for preschoolers and EYFS mainstream pupils. The multisensory poem uses story props that are low budget items found around the home or classroom. It is themed around returning […]
Read MoreThe Three Little Pigs – A Fully Resourced Rhyming Multisensory Story (Aimed at Individuals with Special Educational Needs Age 3-19)
‘The Three Little Pigs’ is a rhyming, multisensory story aimed at connecting individuals with SEND aged 3-19 to literature and topic in a way that is meaningful to their lives. The poem is fully resourced and its step by step format makes it accessible for parents, teaching staff, carers, speech therapists, play therapists, care home […]
Read MoreFamplay Guidebook: Introduction to Play and Project-Based Parenting
This is the first guidebook for Famplay. An Introduction to Play and Project-Based Parenting is an educational course on play-based parenting that consists of three Parent Discussion Starters and four Family Activities. The Discussion Starters engage adults in conversations about the value of education and how to utilize play and projects to optimize what children […]
Read MoreCute Unicorn Coloring Pages for Kids
cute unicorn coloring book for kids or you can sell it on Amazon KDPThis children’s coloring book is full of happy, smiling, beautiful unicorns. For anyone who loves unicorns, Your download will include: • PDF File 300 dpi• PNG File• adobe illustrator (Ai) template (28 Pages)• Ai Editable Templates.• Trim size 8.5×11 inches ( no […]
Read More60 Halloween Coloring Pages for Kids
Halloween Coloring Book For KidsThis is a digital & printable coloring book for kids or Kindergarten students or you can sell it on Amazon KDP Your download will include: • PDF File 300 dpi• Editable PowerPoint Templates• PNG File• adobe illustrator (Ai) template (60 Pages)• Ai Editable Templates.• Trim size 8.5×11 inches ( no bleed […]
Read MoreMonster Factory for STUTTERING- BOOM Cards (Light Articulatory Contact Practice)
**Please note that this works best with a regular mouse. For some reason, the sounds don’t always work with a touch screen** The most fun you’ll have working on fluency-enhancing techniques!! Each movement has a sound effect with it! Your children will look forward to practicing light articulatory contact multiple times so that they […]
Read MoreThere is/are, some/any, Can I have…? (game, distance learning)
This game helps to practice “There is/are…” and “Can I have…?”. Students can work in pairs or teams. First one student tries to remember what is in the fridge. Then they both choose 3 recipes. The other student checks the ingredients in the fridge asking “Is there…? Are there…?” If the first student doesn’t guess […]
Read MoreClothes. Present Continuous (game Jeopardy, presentation)
This game is for practicing the Present Continuous and names of clothes. Children choose the category and the number of points, then complete the sentences looking at the pictures and answer the questions
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