Special Needs - General Ideas
General Special Needs Ideas:
- Helping with Copying - A way of helping children to copy information from the board.
- More Help with Copying - Use these tips to help children copy information from the class whiteboard.
- Exploring Books Together - An enjoyable way of supporting children with their reading.
- Good Design / Bad Design - An engaging project which involves analysing the accessibility of the school.
- Tips and Tricks - A selection of practical tips for supporting children with additional needs.
- Alphabet Frieze - Make an alphabet frieze to help children to remember their letters when writing.
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The
Autistic Pupil in your Classroom
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A collection of ideas, experience
and advice (in PDF) relevant for
those with an autistic pupil in
their class. Contributed by Jane
Jackson.
- More ASD Ideas - Monique has shared some of her own ideas, based on Jane's PDF document above.
- Sentence Pyramid
-
A visual teaching aid for supporting
sentence construction. Contributed by
Pam
Sickelmore. - Visual Sequences -
A worksheet which encourages children
to think about the order of events.
Contributed by Pam
Sickelmore.
- Adjectives Sheet -
A worksheet which encourages children
to improve their descriptions by adding
adjectives. Contributed by Pam
Sickelmore.
- Triad of Impairments -
Useful information for those working
with autistic pupils. Contributed by
Pam
Sickelmore.
- Relaxation and the Autistic Child -
Lots of ideas and activities to help
your autistic pupils relax. Contributed
by Pam
Sickelmore.
- Dyspraxia
Presentation
-
Not really a resource for use in the
classroom - this file is a Powerpoint
presentation which gives information
about dyspraxia. Contributed by Tina
Godden.
The following resources were contributed by Andrew Sutton. They use Boardmaker software and aim to help SEN teachers to communicate more effectively with their students via PCS symbols.
- Behaviour Contract
- Counting Zoo Animals
- Electricity and Magnetism
- Fire of London
- History Vocabulary
- Learning Fractions
- Sources of Light
The following resources were contributed by Dan Goldstraw. They use the 'Communicate In Print' software to support TEACCH tasks and are intended for use with ASD spectrum pupils.
