Home Learning SEND

The Essex Local Offer is a website providing information on services available to children and young people with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities.

Can you read and spell the first 100 high frequency words? Make flash cards and play hide and read or hide and spell.

If you can read and spell the first 100, give the next 200 a try.

If you have a keyboard why not learn to touch type? This will help you in primary school, secondary school and when you are an adult. If you struggle with handwriting, it is a great alternative.

Have a look at the 30 day Lego challenge. This is great for lots of areas of development and really helps with mindfulness.

Social stories are a great way of helping a child to understand what is going on and to guide them in to remaining calm with their thoughts about an event. Read the story several times a day to help your child to really understand what is happening at the moment.

Government guidance regarding education for parents of children with SEND.

Does your additional need make it difficult to learn using on-line resources? Mrs Martin has compiled a list of things that you can do to make the print easier to read, including making it bigger, speaking while you type and helping with the meaning of new words.

Packed full of useful resources!

Picture based home learning timetable.

Self-regulation coping strategies.

Picture based timetable.

Some great top tips to help support children with cognitive and learning/dyslexia needs.

Some great top tips to help supprt children with ASD/Autism.

Some great top tips to help support children with ADHD.

Some great top tips to help support children with sensory needs.