Lots of different, fun and exciting The Cube style activities. Perfect for any problem solving lesson. Along with the activity cards, there is also the participant record sheets, along with many of the small activity resources and match up tasks.

20 engaging activities to promote cohesion, communication and goal setting. These can be used as quick ice breakers or as the basis for a full Team Building session. In the notes there are further instructions and tips for differentiation. Also included on the last slide is a model for reflection that can be used for any activity.

This safety check is called the M check, I have created the visual and it uses a step by step guide to teach pupils how to carry out a safety check. These visuals are best used, by making them smaller and lamented. Then hole punched and attached to a lanyard.

This resource includes 2 different styles of yoga movement breaks / brain breaks to be used for the classroom; flashcards or round toppers which can be put on top of pens/pencils/lollipop sticks etc. Students can start to lose concentration if they are sat working at a desk/activity for a long period of time, so introduce some fun and jazz up your classroom with these fabulous yoga movement breaks to get your students engaged and focused again. These can be introduced at whatever time interval you deem appropriate - either 10/15 minutes into a work session or first thing in the morning, after break, after lunch etc.You know your students best and you will be able to judge when is best for them. You can either do all the movement breaks at once, or do one every so often throughout the day or even get students to come up the front and choose a movement break as a reward for good working etc. Many researchers and education specialists have stated that movement breaks and physical activity are a great way to get children re-focused to sit back down for an activity. These come in colour or black and white option. Includes 40 different movement breaks.

used with students with sen to help with turn taking when playing boccia, helps to show who's turn it is and what team everyone is on

I made this for some boys in my class who are slow changers! It shows pictures to help them organise themselves, seemed to work well! This one is for boys clothes but could be easily adapted for girls.

These visuals are basic and very effective, I have used them to help 100s of ASD pupils learn how to swim. They are basic, but like i said they are also very helpful. Print them A3 and laminate them for best use at a swimming pool.

This is a basic visual for teaching pupils with ASD what bike gears are used for.

These parts can be used to display your lessons structure to pupils with ASD - they are in black and white.

Elephant Stomp is a fun movement song! The aim of this song is to encourage stomping your feet. It is important to use the music to assist anticipating when to stomp. Stomp on the strong beats in the music. The words in bold underline in the lyrics sheet indicate the strong beats. You can choose to stomp on each strong beat or every alternate strong beat if the young person needs more time to co-ordinate this physical action. This package includes 5 items: 1. The song 2. The song lyrics 3. A song description 4. Sheet music 5. Song chords Its a great song to use with students with special needs as well since it has a simple stomping action that repeats consistently throughout the song You can listen to the song by copying the following website link to your internet browser and clicking on the song "Elephant Stomp" on the webpage: https://ahjaystelino.com/music-therapy-songs/ Happy Stomping!

What happened in our world? April 24th, 2016 is a crossword based on last week's news events. In this week's puzzle… Gazza, the New Zealand police dog was shot and killed. A 400 year old silk dress was found in a ship wreck. A 4500 year old mummy was found somewhere else (no, it probably wasn't her dress). There's a drought in India where the Kohinoor diamond was not stolen from (according to a court ruling). China has blocked iTunes and iBooks. The world's first Pastafarian wedding took place on a pirate ship (of course). Novak and Serena won awards for being the best. An Italian mafia boss was arrested by detectives who were pretending to be pizza delivery boys. Two boys are in trouble in Switzerland for not shaking hands with their teacher. And a solar powered plane flew across the Pacific Ocean in 50-something hours (imagine sitting in economy class for that long). As a bonus, there's a crossword asking students to match some people to their chosen sport. Don Bradman played…? Serena Williams plays…? And what's Arsene Wenger all about? These are simple crosswords aiming to make our students talk about what's happening in their world, why it's happening, to whom - and where? Use the crosswords in your home-room class, in subject lessons, in substitution lessons, in lunchtime or after school clubs, in the time-out room, or even in the staffroom (or even in a staff meeting if you dare). Keep the comments coming in - we love to hear how the crosswords are being used by you and your students.

What happened in our world? February 14th, 2016 is a crossword based on last week's news events. In this week's puzzle… An earthquake in New Zealand. Pakistan tried to ban St Valentine's Day. Cuba returned a missile - no crisis though. A Spanish civil servant didn't show up for work, for six years. The Europeans are investigating the 500 Euro note. And 150,000 penguins were killed by an ice berg. Nothing this week about Donald Trump though. These are simple crosswords aiming to make our students talk about what's happening in their world, why it's happening, where, and to whom. As a bonus, there's a crossword. Name the country in which these cities are. (Or perhaps teachers could think of it as summer holiday planning.) Use them in in your home room class, in for subject lessons, in substitution lessons, in lunchtime or after school clubs, in the time-out room, or even in the staffroom.