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Choosing an Educational book about Autism- Which one is for you?

I review a lot of books on the SEN Resources Blog and as a result I am often asked for my recommendations of books; particularly educational books that teaching professionals can use to further their understanding of Special Educational Needs. One such area that many teachers want to develop their understanding of is autism education. […]

Best Books About Making Friends and Friendship for Young Kids

Understanding friendships, making friends and navigating playground friendship groups can be tricky for lots of children. Here are some of our favourite books for young children to help them learn about friendships and hopefully encourage them to open up about any problems they may be having. Midge & Mo: 8 (Colour Fiction) Although slightly longer […]

Our Favourite Books About Chinese New Year for Young Children

It’s Chinese New Year on Saturday 25th January 2020 and this year will be the Year of the Rat. As well as creating fun kids craft activities to celebrate it (have a look here at our easy to make paper rat) we’ve been searching over the last week or so for our favourite books for […]

Chinese New Year Kids Craft- Make a Paper Rat

Chinese New Year is just around the corner and it will be the year of the Rat. We’ve therefore decided on a lovely children’s craft to create a paper rat. What’s great is it’s nice and simple and requires very little resources. * What do you need? Grey paper (or colour some white paper in […]

How Can You Encourage Your Child To Wear Their Glasses?

We’ve had a couple of readers asking for advice on how to get their child to wear their glasses and keep wearing them. I’m a firm believer in not pretending to be an expert in areas that we are not, and I’ll be honest I have little experience in encouraging little ones to wear glasses. […]

Paper Cup Bunny Rabbit/ Dinosaur Craft for Young Kids

Here’s a fun craft to keep little ones entertained. It’s also a lovely one for helping them practise their scissor skills and fine motor skills. * (More scissor skill activity ideas can be found here and information about fine motor skills and activities here.) What do you need? Paper/plastic cup Paper/card Scissors Googly eyes Wool/pipe […]

Review: Fish in a Tree

This weekend I’ve been reading a brilliant chapter book for children called Fish in a Tree. A wonderful book to help children in particular with dyslexia and/ other Special Educational Needs feel empowered. Fish in a Tree is about a girl who has moved schools many times and has managed (so far) to avoid people […]

Fun Christmas Themed Books for Young Kids

There are ALOT of Christmas books available for young children and it can seem a bit overwhelming when your trying to find a good one. So we’ve done the hard work for you and found some real gems! Great stories to read together over the Christmas Holidays and would make lovely Stocking Fillers too (…if […]

Best Modelling/Play Dough Resources

What are the best play dough/ modelling resources for young children? One of our favourite ways to practise fine motor skills is by squishing, squeezing and shaping. But with so many types of play dough and similar resources available it can be tricky to know which ones to choose. We’ve been on the hunt to […]

How Do Schools Feel about Removing P-Levels? (Guest Post)

Sponsored Blog Post (Ad) By Dale Pickles A pupil’s time in education is crucial and will shape their futures through positive and negative experiences. Schools must help pupils achieve their best possible outcomes, but also develop them as individuals and help them grow. When it comes to pupil progress — especially SEND pupils — some […]

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