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Cookie's Week Days of The Week Sequencing Activity. Certain words, like the days of the week, appear in sequences together and must be learned by children for the order in which those words appear. In Cookie's Week, Cookie the cat gets into different kinds of trouble on the different days of the week. Print, cut and laminate. Next, read the names of the days of the week in the different boxes on the page. Then, re-read the book together to remember which picture belongs on which day. Finally

This kit is designed to teach children the different emotions they might experience. It also includes cards, which include step by step instructions to work through different emotions such and Anger, Anxiety & getting calm. Print it out in colour and laminate, you'll be good to go. The cards can be sent home or used in class, there are 2 sets from you to choose from. All texts have been supported with Visual symbols. And was originally designed to aid children with minimal language.

Preposition Flash Cards. 3 sets of cards. When printing please select print on short edge in landscape. Gives children 3 situations of prepositions, in clipart, simple situation, and opportunity to generalise the preposition.

Cookie's Week Sequencing Cards. A set of printable visual aids for use when telling the story of Cookie's Week for use in classroom displays or laminated for story sequencing activities.

Worksheets for "My First Verbs" resources. To consolidate words learnt from "My First Verbs" lesson

Cookie's Week Vocabulary Mat. Edit accordingly to add more words, can be used to test receptive understanding of words. Great tool for language. These are ideal for use when children are retelling the story.

An editable ingredient and cooking lesson instruction sheet. This dual purpose resource, reminds children of the steps they need to perform to complete cooking a meal. Laminate this sheet to use as a revision lesson for new vocabulary words learnt in a journal writing lesson.

Teach children prepositional generalisation skills through this series of flashcards. in, on, between presented in different situations. Great for special education teachers looking to extend their student's prepositional skills.

Print out these A3 addition and subtractions mats to create an experiential learning experience for children learning the basic concepts of addition and subtraction. Laminate the mats to be used with manupilatives and a whiteboard marker.

Teaching tool with picture cards, sentence builders to teach a set of verbs, Jump, sit, run, cry, swim, read, play etc Comes with worksheet, sold separately.

Who questions relating to the book The Gingerbread Man. Great resource to test receptive understanding of events in the book.

Visual schedule and instructions for making pancakes and baking cookies. With Auditory processing worksheet as a follow up activity.

Here you can find out about all about Chinese New Year. Discover Chinese customs, traditions and the Chinese Zodiac.

Explore simple facts about bears. Teach children the basic characteristics of a bear through fun worksheets with sentence constructions and reading comprehension.

The Gingerbread Man Picture Dictionary Book. Combine writing and colouring in the activity book that children can take home after they've finished! Great recap for the characters in the book.

A vocabulary mat focused on everything to do with an Airport. Great for helping kids write sentences and do group discussion projects. Easy referencing

Visual schedules are a wonderful way to set your day up for success. They give children a clear idea of what the sequence and expectations of the day are. For young children and children with special needs, this is highly important. I’ve found that showing my kids the plan for the day helps our day run more smoothly. Enclosed is one set of activities for children.

This kit is designed to teach children the acceptable and appropriate behaviours. Print it out in colour and laminate, you'll be good to go. The cards can be sent home or used in class, All texts have been supported with Visual symbols. And was originally designed to aid children with minimal language.