A step by step guide (animation) on how to draw a science lin GCSE spec graph. Suitable for Year9-Y11 (AQA + OCR = GCSE). Age: 13-16 (Suitable for other ages with minor changes). 100 powerpoint animations timed together to represent the different stages of drawing a graph. There is an hours work on one slide! This is perfect for those who find it hard to create animations! This will save you lots of time and the pupils will respond well! I have been observed using this slide multiple times and I have always been asked to share it after! I would recommend following this up with three differentiated graph tasks. This resource is a 1 slide animation that can be easily copied into your own powerpoint or used as a stand alone file. Animation, presentation, line of best fit, axis, labels, units, table, title, plotting, scaling, graph paper, dependent, independent & variables. Verbal steps to follow animation: Find the largest data values for the dependent and independent variables. Check the number of squares along the X and Y axis on the graph paper. Draw a line on the X and Y axis. Add a scale for the X and Y axis. Label the independent variable (with units) on the X axis and the dependent variable (with units) on the Y axis. Plot the data from the table onto the graph. Draw a line of best fit. Give the graph a title.

A very simple introduction into right angles. It includes a fun video. All supported by Widgit symbols.

This pack, containing exercises designed for Autumn, will help children of various age and development stages not only to get acquainted with the season that is rich in colours and rowan plant goodies, but will also teach them to count, arrange words and discern objects by their colour, size and quantity. The colourful exercises will develop the thinking and fine motor skills, attention, attentiveness, imagination and also enrich the vocabulary of the young ones. Colouring, ornament creation, puzzle and mosaic building will develop children's creativity and the ability to notice the beauty of the Autumn.

A resource created for early years or SEN with images to be joined up to match multiples.

Suitable for Pre schoolers, Reception and SEN. 13 worksheets and 4 pages of 10 different images. Can also be used when learning about shapes if the shape images are used. Ideal to laminate and use with Velcro to reuse over and over again, or suitable for cutting and sticking. Lower and middle abilities- there is a set of basic worksheets where the child can copy a pattern up to 2, 3, 4 or 5 photos. When they have demonstrated their understanding there are worksheets for them to complete, then copy patterns for 2, 3, 4 and 5 photos. Higher abilities-Worksheets to complete then copy patterns for 2, 3, 4 and 5 photos, then there is a worksheet to enable child to create and copy their own pattern independently (up to 8 images).

A PowerPoint explaining what Carroll Diagrams are with 5 different, simple Carroll Diagrams to practice as a whole class ranging from sorting shapes, healthy and unhealthy foods to Thomas the Tank Engine and Chuggington Trains. All Supported with Widgit Symbols.

A simple introduction into 3D shapes. Showing what common 3D shapes are in our environment. All supported by Widgit Symbols. It includes an activity to match the shape to the correct names.

A teacher in role lesson. The teacher is in role as police officer to catch cars going over the speed limit. It includes a starter where pupils estimate the number of different things they see. They then have to find the cars that were going one more or one less than the speed limit. This lesson was graded outstanding. All supported with Widgit Symbols.

10 maths Wimbledon themed word problems requiring pupils to add, subtract and times. Great for higher Key Stage 1, lower Key Stage 2 SEN maths. All supported with Widgit Symbols.

A colourful little pdf interactive quiz for Halloween. Opens on full screen. Count the number of items and click on the number to find out if right or wrong.

BSL Fruit Signs Interactive Powerpoint Show Quiz DOES NOT REQUIRE A PASSWORD - PLEASE CHOOSE 'READ ONLY' WHEN THE OPTION BOX APPEARS TO OPEN, OR SAVE TO DESKTOP AND OPEN IN SLIDESHOW FORMAT FOR FULLY INTERACTIVE VERSION Interactive and colourful, covers 9 fruits with word, sign and picture. Items are presented in flashcard format and includes numbers and counting section. Includes Let's Sign BSL graphics and Widgit picture symbols for pear, banana, orange, apple, plum, grapes, cherry, strawberry and melon. Designed for maximum visual impact. Interactive quiz in 2 parts for checking vocabulary for items of fruit and for numbers. Click on the options at the bottom and get right or wrong notification.

This is a complete unit of work on recognising Australian money. The two interactive whiteboard presentation - Coins and Notes - show the different types of money and how to recognise them. The third interactive notebook is worksheets, you can either use them on the interactive whiteboard or print them. Suitable for SEN students. This is an updated version with some assessment built in and a few songs to start the notebook with.