- Good at sharing
- Organised
- Thoughtful
- Supportive
- Strong
- Loving
- Helpful
- Funny
- Friendly
- Brave
- Curious
- Creative
- Caring
- Adventurous
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Originally illustrated Strength Cards for building confidence in children. These cards can be used with children who stammer in Solution-Focused Brief Therapy. Also included are a range of ideas for how you can use these cards in your therapy, the classroom, or at home. Cards include: -
THIS IS NOT A DOWNLOAD The Building Site A3 scene is going to be really popular with lots of the children you work with! Perfect for building sentence structures and so many other targets! Printed on A3 nevertear card, which can be wiped with antibacterial wipes. It has high durability and is water and tear resistant. Suitable for Early Years, Reception, Key Stage 1, EAL and SEN -
THIS SET IS NOT A DOWNLOADThe Building Site set allows flexibility to develop and grow sentence structure, from simple ‘who and doing’ sentences to ‘who, doing, what and where’ sentences. Verb cards are performed by the workforce and the vehicles, making it really accessible for the children we work with. All of the pictures in the pack can be found in the scene.Individual picture cards are printed on 400gsm card and matt laminated to front and back. The A3 picture is printed on A3 nevertear card, which can be wiped with antibacterial wipes. It has high durability and is water and tear resistant. Each pack has a Colourful Semantics sentence strip and are presented in a durable black folder. This is a PRINTED SET and will be posted out to you. -
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. -
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 -
There are 29 mice running loose in the kitchen! Can you find them? Targets prepositions - in, on, behind, under, into. Colour, and black and white version included. -
'They Are..' is a 29 page set of activities and prompts targeting 'they are' and its contrast '... is'. Plenty to keep you going and supports the generalisation of the 'little' words that are sometimes so hard to master. Suitable for Reception, Key Stage 1, EAL and SEN Written in British English, but great for American English too! -
Helping children to understand abstract language using Blank Levels of Questioning is a 52 page document containing 8 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. -
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. -
Helping children to understand abstract language using Blank Levels of Questioning is a 15 page document containing 4 sequencing scenarios and question ideas formed around the Blank Model.- Stuck on the roof (5 pictures)
- Holiday Chaos (6 pictures)
- Runaway Donkey (5 pictures)
- Serendipity (4 pictures)
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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 -
Helping children to understand abstract language using Blank Levels of Questioning 6 contains 4 sequenced picture stories 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 -
Helping children to understand abstract language using Blank Levels of Questioning is a 51 page document containing 8 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. -
This pack contains:- 10 ‘Which unicorn is/does/can not…’ question worksheets
- 5 negation sorting boards
- 10 unicorn cards for making up your own questions
- 20 symbol cards
- Activity ideas
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This set is perfect for working on making inferences and forming judgements, justifying, problem solving and general higher level language skills. Each set contains 10 picture scenes, and 10 black and white worksheets to colour in and 'make it right'. Suitable for Pre-school, Reception, KS1, SEN, EAL and some adult populations. -
The What's Wrong? - Picture and Activity Pack includes a colour, and black and white image and a set of work sheets to help children work out what's normal and not so normal. I've included: 9 worksheets with opportunities to express why something isn't quite right and how it could be changed to make it right. 8 worksheets of new pictures showing something quite normal where children have to use their creativity and imagination to make it not quite right. Targets: Attention and focus, expressive language and higher level language skills, ideation and creativity.
