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What are the underlying skills that impact literacy? This document helps you identify 8 areas that may affect your neurodivergent learners.
Graphic organisers provide a visual way to represent verbal ideas, and they support students in getting ideas onto paper and organising those ideas. They are excellent tools for supporting thinking skills and encouraging metacognition for all students as they offer...
This resource charts progress in spelling knowledge alongside skills to enable educators to identify gaps and areas for development in spelling skills. Spelling is not a list-learning task, it is a system whose job is literally to make sense. From...
Use speaking frames to help structure speech and discussion in class and to prepare for writing. These can be personalised for whatever you want your pupils to discuss. Choose questions you want your learners to ask each other to help...
These table top aids support spelling of common exception words (those which cannot be spelled phonetically). There are 3 options, depending on the level of your learners. Print onto pastel paper and laminate. The editable word grid is useful for...
Talk for writing is essential, but can be challenging. These games help to structure and scaffold talking and prepare learners to write. They are also fun!
Writing mats are a useful bridge between writing frames and independent writing. Use the personalised Word doc to create words of your own with the learner, or topic/subject related words. Alternatively, choose which level mat your learner is at (1,...