SEN assist - Educational Games and Resources

General

Fairy Tales

FREE Resources

These resources are FREE to print and designed to reduce anxieties and associated behaviours and support learning. We are building a bank of resources. Please get in touch and let us know if you are finding them useful.

Hand-washing visual schedule

Laminate this hand- washing schedule to display above the sink.

Point to each step to help your child to visually reference the sequence and achieve independence. Fade your support over time.

These can be so effective with children who are visual learners.

Open the PDF file

Support the NHS poster

Download a 'Super' NHS poster.
Colour it in and display it to show your support for the NHS heroes!

Open the PDF file

Bedtime schedule

Use this schedule to help with the bedtime routine.

Point to the symbols and use a calm voice so that language and associated routine are consistent.

Open the PDF file

Bathroom schedules

These schedules are all about personal care.

Things like brushing teeth, washing hair, bathing, showering and washing hands are all shown visually.

Keep language clear, calm and consistent.

Open the PDF file

Schedule symbols

Symbols for schedule, timetable and transitions.

Use these symbols on a 'Now and Next' schedule and to create longer schedules to show what will happen during the day.

Laminate and add soft velcro to the back.

Open the PDF file

Now -Next schedules

Short schedules to provide a visual explanation for what will happen 'Now and Next', 'Now, Next and Later' or 'First and Then'. Print and laminate these. Use velcro to fix symbols to the schedule.

Use these with the timetable symbols.

Open the PDF file

I See Resources

These are great resources for teaching children to extend their sentences.

A pre verbal child can use this resource to comment 'I see...' and start learning to include attributes. "I see yellow duck" these can be printed and used as they are or they are with glue or they can be laminated.

The colour symbols and pictures can also be used for other activities.

Open the PDF file

Colour Umbrella Resources

These resources can be printed and used as they are.

Cut out the pictures and let the child match to the correct colour umbrella. They can also be cut out and laminated for a longer lasting task. The different pictures are great for increasing a child's vocabulary as well as teaching colours.

Point to the pictures and say the words clearly to extend vocabulary.

Open the PDF file

Behaviour symbols

'Good sitting', 'good walking' and 'good lining up' symbols can be used as visuals to reinforce positive behaviour.

Open the PDF file

Volume control visual

Use this visual to show the voice level a child needs to use.
Use it to communicate to a class that they are getting too noisy.

A child can use this to communicate if sounds are upsetting them.

Open the PDF file

I can Rainbow

Sometimes a child won't attempt a task because it all seems too overwhelming.

Use the rainbow to provide a clear visual structure, which breaks the task down into achievable bite-sized bits.

An example would be teaching a child to tie their shoe laces. Instead of them thinking about whether they can tie their shoes, they start with the first part (find a shoe).

Open the PDF file

Asking for help visual

This traffic light visual allows a child to show that they need help with work.

Ideal communication aid for pre verbal children.

Also great for those who ask for help too often!

Open the PDF file

4 colour coded symbols

These four colour coded symbols are effective when used consistently with many children with severe learning difficulties and autism.

Open the PDF file

4 colour coded 'good' symbols

These four colour coded symbols are effective when used consistently with many children with severe learning difficulties and autism.

Open the PDF file

SEN top TEN poster

Download and print our top ten tips for any SEN environment

Attach to the wall for a constant reminder to yourself and anyone working with you.

Open the PDF file

Behaviour Chart

Charts can be passed between home/ school and other settings so that there is awareness that behaviour should be consistently good in all environments.

Open and print the PDF file

Contact us for full instruction on how to use.

Weekly Behaviour Record Chart

Transfer behaviour records from daily charts to weekly charts.
In time, these may reveal patterns in behaviour.

Open and print the PDF file

Individual Motivators

A child can use this sheet to select their individual motivator. They can also be cut out and laminated as little tokens for reward boards or behaviour charts.

Open the PDF file

Tweets by @SENassist