A Treasure Trove of Information and Resources 🎁
Our knowledge base for special needs educators is resource-rich, including information to support students with special educational needs (ASD, ADHD, etc.), downloadable resources to help teach access skills progression, lesson plans and differentiation strategies, as well as support through FAQs and video tutorials.
Assistive technology: Access skills progression and practice.
Get your hands on resources created to equip you with the knowledge and skills to support young learners with complex needs and utilise assistive technology for access, learning and communication. Learn about skills progression for one switch access, touch screen access and eye gaze access; enabling you to effectively guide and support your students development.
Game-based learning for SEN students.
Engaging and accessible software empowers students with special educational needs including autism spectrum condition (ASC), and attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) by making learning fun, personalised, and rewarding. Learn how game-based learning can enable them to develop essential skills and build confidence.
How to use Blank Levels alongside ChooseIt Maker to support language development.
Supporting students with language and communication needs can be challenging, but the Blank Levels framework and ChooseIt Maker make it easier to create meaningful, personalised activities. We explore how educators and SLT’s can use these tools together to assess comprehension, build confidence, and advance language development in students with additional learning needs. Learn practical tips and see real-world examples to help you get started!
Supporting Year 1 Learners with Free Phonics Screening Activities
The Year 1 Phonics Screening Check can be challenging, particularly for children with special educational needs. To help learners build confidence and develop essential phonics skills, we've created a free set of 8 ChooseIt Maker activities designed to make practice both engaging and accessible. Featuring friendly aliens, interactive stories, and structured challenges, these activities provide a fun and supportive way for children to practise decoding real and alien words—helping them feel prepared and confident.
