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  • Please note: This is a printed resource and is NOT a digital download.

    The Football Colourful Semantics Pack is a versatile resource designed to support the development of sentence structure using the Colourful Semantics approach. It enables you to build language skills progressively, from simple 'who + doing' sentences through to more complex 'who + doing + what + where' sentences, with the addition of adjectives to further extend language.

    The pack includes a durable storage folder, detailed A3 football-themed picture scene, 71 individual picture cards and sentence strips. Every picture card can be found within the scene and includes a range of football-related people, objects, actions, locations and adjectives, providing endless opportunities for engaging therapy activities.

    • Individual picture cards are printed on 400gsm card and matt laminated on both sides for durability.
    • The A3 picture scene is printed on NeverTear® card, making it highly durable, water and tear resistant, and suitable for cleaning with antibacterial wipes.

    Ideal for speech and language therapists, teachers, teaching assistants and parents, this resource is perfect for developing vocabulary, sentence construction and expressive language in fun, motivating therapy sessions.

    This is a PRINTED resource and will be posted to you. It is NOT a downloadable product.
  • DOWNLOADABLE SET A beautifully illustrated football training scene, (in colour, and in black and white for a great colouring activity).

    The Football Colourful Semantics Pack is a versatile resource designed to support the development of sentence structure using the Colourful Semantics approach. It enables you to build language skills progressively, from simple ‘who + doing’ sentences through to more complex ‘who + doing + what + where’ sentences, with the addition of adjectives to further extend language.

    The pack includes a detailed football-themed picture scene, 72 individual picture cards and sentence strips. Every picture card can be found within the scene and includes a range of football-related people, objects, actions, locations and adjectives, providing endless opportunities for engaging therapy activities.

    Ideal for speech and language therapists, teachers, teaching assistants and parents, this resource is perfect for developing vocabulary, sentence construction and expressive language in fun, motivating therapy sessions.

    *This picture scene is also available as an A3 printed and posted resource*
  • This set includes five story cards sequencing the stages of carving a pumpkin. Targets the skills of sequencing events, retelling a story, inferencing skills, working memory, and building expressive language Suitable for British and American English Suitable for Reception, Key Stage 1, SEN and EAL
  • This activity pack is a great way to scaffold the skills of sequencing events and retelling a story.
    This pack includes 26 events:
    Crossing the road - 6
    Painting a picture - 6
    Having a picnic - 6
    Wrapping a present - 6
    Making toast and jam - 6
    Evening routines - 7
    Writing a letter - 5
    Decorating a Christmas tree (1) - 6
    Washing hands - 6
    Decorating a Christmas tree (2) - 6
    Growing a plant - 7
    Making a packed lunch - 9
    School lunch time - 4
    Getting ready for school - 9
    Flying a kite - 5
    Making an apple pie - 7
    Getting dressed for a rainy day - 11
    Life of a snowman - 3
    Making breakfast - 6
    Laying the table - 6
    Making a burger - 9
    Getting dressed for a snowy day - 12
    Autumn tree - 3
    Bathing a dog - 9
    Washing a car - 8
    Making a banana split - 10
    18 Story connectives are included.
    Targets the skills of sequencing events, retelling a story, inferencing skills,  working memory and building expressive language
    Events can be removed to make the sequences shorter according to the child’s ability.
    Suitable for British and American English
    Suitable for Reception, Key Stage 1, SEN, and EAL
  • This activity pack is a great way to scaffold the skills of sequencing events and retelling a story. This pack includes three events:
    •Going for a family picnic- 5 pictures
    •The muddy dog - 4 pictures
    •Chasing a squirrel - 6 pictures
    15 Story connectives are included Suitable for British and American English Suitable for Reception, Key Stage 1, SEN and EAL
  • This activity pack is a great way to scaffold the skills of sequencing events and retelling a story. This pack includes three events with 4 and 5 steps:
    • The popped balloon
    • Spending pocket money
    • The life of a swan
    15 Story connectives are included. Suitable for British and American English Suitable for Reception, Key Stage 1, SEN and EAL
  • This activity pack is a great way to scaffold the skills of sequencing events and retelling a story. Sequencing activities can help children to arrange their ideas into a logical order. They also help children to develop their understanding of the concept of first / next / last. This pack includes six everyday events:
    • Going swimming (6 pictures)
    • Getting dressed for summer (6 pictures)
    • Going to bed (6 pictures)
    • Eating dinner (5 pictures)
    • Painting a picture (3 pictures)
    • Getting dressed for winter (6 pictures)
    15 Story connectives are included Targets the skills of sequencing events, retelling a story, inferencing skills,  working memory and building expressive language. Suitable for British and American English Suitable for Reception, Key Stage 1, SEN and EAL
  • A short, story book, social story to support children who struggle to ask for help. This story was written for a young man who became upset and confused when he didn't understand what was being said to him by his parents, friends and teaching staff, but was reluctant to ask for help. I’m happy to amend this story to suit your child’s concerns. Written in British English Suitable for Reception, Key Stage 1, SEN and EAL
  • This social story was written for a young man who just wanted to play with his pets ALL the time. I’m happy to amend this story to suit your child’s concerns. Written in British English Suitable for Reception, Key Stage 1, SEN and EAL
  • A short, story book, social story to support children who want to be chosen to answer questions in class. I’m happy to amend this story to suit your child’s concerns. Written in British English Suitable for Reception, Key Stage 1, SEN and EAL
  • A short, story book, social story to support children when a parent goes into hospital. This story was written for a particular child so it's very specific and addresses this child's concerns - 'The clever doctors will do a small operation on my Mum's tummy' I'm happy to amend this story to suit your child's concerns. Written in British English Suitable for Reception, Key Stage 1, SEN and EAL
  • A short, story book, social story to support children when they are losing their first tooth. I’m happy to amend this story to suit your child’s concerns. Written in British English Suitable for Reception, Key Stage 1, SEN and EAL
  • A short, story book, social story to support children who like to get up early. This story was written for a young man who was waking at four and needed a bit of help to stay in his room and rest until it was a more reasonable time to get up! I’m happy to amend this story to suit your child’s concerns. Written in British English Suitable for Reception, Key Stage 1, SEN and EAL
  • A short, story book, social story to support children when they need help with their sportsmanship skills.  I’m happy to amend this story to suit your child’s concerns. Written in British English Suitable for Reception, Key Stage 1, SEN and EAL
  • Four fun stories for children who are progressing from single words and phrases, to sentences and paragraphs. Suitable for young readers, EAL, Key Stage 1, and SEN Written in British English
  • Three fun stories for children who are progressing from single words and phrases, to sentences and paragraphs. Suitable for young readers, EAL, Key Stage 1, and SEN Written in British English
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