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🐱 Sculpt, Squish, Meow! Make Your Own Playdough Cat Calling all little creators and curious hands—it's time to craft a cuddly cat from playdough! This imaginative activity blends creativity with early learning, helping kids explore shapes, sequencing, and fine motor skills in a fun, feline-inspired way. 🧶 What’s Inside the Activity Pack:Easy-to-follow step-by-step instructions using single-step commands and modifiersVisual Resource Boards showing each shape, size, and placement (ears, whisker

🐦 Make, Play, Learn: Build Your Own Playdough Bird! Looking for a creative way to support your child’s fine motor skills, shape recognition, and sequencing—all through play? Try our Playdough Bird Activity! This hands-on craft invites kids to roll, cut, and assemble colorful shapes to create their very own bird. It’s simple, sensory-rich, and packed with learning. 🧠 What’s Included: • Step-by-step instructions using single-step commands and modifiers • Visual Resource Boards showing each sha

Understanding executive functioning and language is crucial for both teachers and parents because these skills are foundational for a child's cognitive, social, and academic success. Executive functioning involves mental processes like working memory, flexible thinking, and self-control, which are essential for planning, decision-making, and problem-solving. Language, on the other hand, is key for communication, learning, and expressing thoughts and emotions. For teachers, understanding these ar

Techniques focused on targeting; -Establish normal vocal fold vibration via co-ordination of respiration and/or phonation and increasing vocal fold strength. -Increase and decrease pitch without abnormal perceptual voice characteristics. May require improvement of vocal fold strength and flexibility and co-ordination of phonation and respiration. Reducing breathiness, roughness and strain will assist with improving pitch variation. -To regulate biofeedback feeling and tension in vocal folds, o

Story retelling is a fantastic way to deepen students' understanding and boost their comprehension skills. By encouraging students to retell a story in their own words, they practice key skills such as sequencing, identifying main ideas, and recognizing important details. Retelling also helps students develop their vocabulary, memory, and storytelling abilities, making learning more engaging and interactive. Whether oral or written, story retelling enhances creativity, improves fluency, and buil

Understanding Colourful Semantics is important for teachers and parents because it provides a structured approach to improving language and sentence-building skills in children. Colourful Semantics links colors to different parts of a sentence (e.g., who, what doing, where) to help children visually and cognitively break down sentence components. This method supports children in organizing their thoughts, understanding sentence structure, and developing more complex language skills. For teache

Help support and modelling the use of core words and fringe words with a visual age. Useful for craft, commenting in stories, expressing needs and wants.

Basic core word board with updated board maker images, useful during core word practice and supporting families whilst finding the most effective method of communication.

Wooful activity to teach same and different to children with multiple targets and tally sheet.

Visual aid for when someone ask a child to play and how they can respond.

A useful handout on how to incorporate core word boards at home with examples.

Template to ask direct wh- questions to help create a plan or play script for recess of lunch time. The use of visuals are helpful for children who are familiar with colourful semantic approach.

Interest led drama script for pre-teens or older primary age children. 1 page, with emotions after each character to practice tone, speech rate and expression.