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Helping children to understand abstract language using Blank Levels of Questioning 4 is a 28 page document containing 4 sequenced picture scenarios and question ideas formed around the Blank Model. To ensure you can use this pack flexibly I’ve given you options to use informally with just a list of questions, or more formally with a recording sheet so that you can record your observations and data. I’ve also included colour coded question cards so that you can play a game in a group. Written in British English Suitable for Pre-school, Reception, Key Stage 1 EAL, SEN. -
The Irregular Plurals set includes: 24 singular noun picture cards 24 plural noun picture cards 48 singular and plural noun jigsaws 24 black and white cards – find the correct plural word 2 sorting boards – for plural and singular nouns 54 plural and singular words to sort Write the plural for each word, worksheet Irregular plurals space themed board game Fishing for irregular plural nouns game Irregular plural nouns Bingo - 4 game cards This pack is 57 pages long and provides activities for a number of sessions. Suitable for Reception, Key Stage 1, SEN and EAL. -
Using Colourful Semantics and some elements of Shape coding, this game of Guess Who works on forming closed questions ‘Is it…?’ and ‘Does it have …?’ I’ve added word cards and sentence prompts to help support children who find this concept tricky. -
The Attributes set contains 72 pictures and 48 questions.This simple activity focuses on finding objects with an attribute in common.Targets: categorisation and attributes, attention and listening, auditory processing.Suitable for British and American English.Suitable for Reception Key Stage 1 and SEN and EAL. -
The ‘Things That Go Together’ pack is a classifying and vocabulary building pack. It can be used to target categorisation, attention and listening, working memory, verbal reasoning, receptive and expressive language. The pack contains 48 pairs of things that go together and activity ideas. Suitable for: Reception, Key Stage 1, SEN, and EAL -
Animal Attributes contains 69 pictures and 48 questions.This simple activity focuses on finding animals with an attribute in common.Targets: categorisation and attributes, attention and listening, auditory processing.Suitable for British and American English.Suitable for Reception Key Stage 1 and SEN and EAL. -
The Top Spot is a game that can be played in one to one sessions and in groups. The aim of the game is for the players to think of the most commonly suggested answer to a question. 36 question cards and instructions included (a bit like a famous TV family based quiz show). Targets: categorisation skills, auditory processing, turn taking, attention and listening, reasoning skills, team working, negotiation, using expressive language to predict and explain logic. Can also be played just for fun!! Written in British English. Suitable for Key Stage 2, secondary and adult -
Helping children to understand abstract language using Blank Levels of Questioning 5 is a 26 page document containing 4 sequenced picture scenarios and question ideas formed around the Blank Model. To ensure you can use this pack flexibly I’ve given you options to use informally with just a list of questions, or more formally with a recording sheet so that you can record your observations and data. I’ve also included colour coded question cards so that you can play a game in a group. Written in British English Suitable for Pre-school, Reception, Key Stage 1 EAL, SEN -
The game's objective is to name five items in a category from a choice of easy, medium or hard questions. Contains 32 easy questions (simple categorisation), 56 medium questions (categorisation and attributes), and 40 hard questions (more complex categories and higher level thinking). Complete with full game instructions. A team game targeting categorisation skills and building semantic links, auditory processing, turn taking, attention and listening, team working, negotiation. Written in British English. Suitable for Key Stage 1, Key Stage 2, secondary, SEN and ALD and possibly Aphasia work. -
Dinosaur games to target attention, giving instructions and following instructions. The set contains 32 different coloured dinosaur cards and 32 descriptions, Black and white dinosaur pictures for barrier games. Plenty to fill your sessions with dino fans! Written in British English. -
A group activity which encourages discussion and debate! Includes pictures of the island, and 84 items to take onto the island, and cards with the written names of the objects. Targets Language expression, verbal reasoning, turn taking, negotiation, and listening - amongst many other skills Great for KS2, secondary and adults. -
Card game for 2+ players Targeting:- Generalisation of word initial /k/
- Attention
- Sportsmanship
- EYFS
- KS1
- KS2
- EAL
- SEN
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Students are challenged to find the noun pairs until the game ‘loops’ back to the first card. (30 pairs included). Targets: Phonological awareness (blending and segmenting), attention and listening, team work. Written in British English. Suitable for small group and whole class. Key stage 1, SEN, EAL (A shorter loop is also available for one to one sessions)
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