AtoZ Educational Supplies Catalogue 2015/16 - Special Needs

Our range of Special Needs resources has been selected from our sister

brand, LDA. The products featured can be used by individuals, small

groups or the whole class. They help children with additional learning

needs as well as those with more specifc conditions such as Dyslexia,

Autism and ADHD.

For new LDA products, information and special offers visit

www.ldalearning.com.

Concentration 780

EAL 781

Fine Motor Skills 770

Gross Motor Skills 769

Inclusion 774-778

Language 782-783

Literacy 784-787

Manipulative Play 771

Mathematics 788-789

Mirror and Visual Effects 767

Motor Skills 779

Multi-sensory 759-766

Music Therapy 768

Sensory Room Installations 758

Social, Mental and Emotional Health 790

Support for You 772-773

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Premium Sensory Room Package

Our Premium Sensory Room Package includes a whole

host of fascinating sensory room products for the users

to interact with and ensures hours of fun learning.

The package features:

A 2m tall Interactive Bubble Tube with water treatment

fl uid and wall bracket. The bubble tube is supplied

with a soft padded wireless switch, which features four

coloured switch pads. When the user presses each of the

colours, this dictates the colour of the tube.

A 900 x 900 x 300mm high Cream Padded Plinth. The

plinth sits around the base of the bubble tube to provide

a comfortable seating area, should the users like to get

up close to the tube itself.

The UV Reactive Fibre Optic Harness supplied includes

100 strands at 3m long, along with a colour changing

light source to allow the fi bres to gently colour scroll. This

is supplied with a Cream Beanbag. Thread the harness

through the hole in the centre of the beanbag to allow

the users to sit and interact with the fi bres as they gently

scroll through a range of colours.

2 Acrylic Mirrors which are for wall mounting behind the

tube and plinth in the corner of the room, which provide

an amazing heightening of the effect of the tube itself.

The mirrors are shatterproof acrylic to ensure safety.

The amazing Infi nity Tunnel! Supplied for wall mounting,

the Infi nity Tunnel includes rows of LEDs which are

refl ected to give the impression of a tunnel of colour

changing light! The tunnel includes an inbuilt control

panel which features 16 programmes of different colour

changing patterns.

The Fanlight Panel which has a fan of different sections

of light, along with an in built control panel, and 16

programmes to choose from! The patterns of colour

move in and out, as well as around the sections.

A Solar LED Projector with a rotator and 2 wheels to

theme the room - Tropical Fish and In the Country.

A LED Water Projector and wall bracket for fi xing to the

wall. The water projector scrolls through a spectrum of

colours, and projects a moving, watery image onto the

wall of your choice. For a great, watery themed area,

project the water effect onto the bubble tube and plinth.

A Fibre Optic Curtain for hanging on a wall or over a

doorway. An in built LED light source will allow the curtain

to gently colour scroll to provide a great effect that the

user can really get up close with.

A 1.22m UV fi tting is supplied to allow the Fibre Optics to

glow under the UV light.

• Direct Delivery – up to 4 weeks

A1437786 £ 4999.99

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Sensory Pods These fantastic pop-up Sensory pods are ideal for environments where a full sensory room is not available. Suitable for multiple users, the Pod creates a temporary sensory room, with fl aps which can tie up to create an open doorway into the area. Ideal for use with projectors and light sources, the white environment is ideal for sensory exploration. The Pod is modular and can be easily joined with other Pods - perfect for creating a sensory trail for visual, auditory and tactile exploration. Pop up construction means that this product can be set up instantly for use, then quickly folded down and stored away in the carry bag provided. Each pod measures 1.42m³ when erected.

1. White Modular Pod

A126769 £ 68.99

2. Black Out Pod

A265765 £ 68.99

3. Sensory Play Bubble

The sensory bubble allows you to create a safe sensory

environment for individual children. The partially

enclosed design of the bubble allows children to

experience an encompassing sensory environment,

whilst still being accessible. The soft mat provides a

comfortable surface for the child to lie down or sit, while

the white surfaces are ideal for use with projectors

and light sources. Pop-up construction means that this

product can be set up instantly for use, then quickly

folded down and stored away in the included carry bag.

Size: L1000 x W950 x H800mm.

A1001638 £ 51.99

4. Sensory Ball House

The Sensory Ball House is perfect for creating a safe

and enjoyable sensory experience. The white surfaces

are perfect for use with light sources, projectors, UV

reactants or glow in the dark balls. Children will be

fascinated by the effects of various lighting on the

ball pool and balls, allowing them to explore an

encompassing and unique sensory experience in a safe

and enjoyable environment. Pop-up construction means

that this product can be set up instantly for use, then

quickly folded down and stored away in the included

carry bag. Size: 1.2m³.

A1001810 £ 43.95

5. Glow in the Dark Balls

Pack of 100 plastic balls that glow when exposed to any

light source. Great for use with our Sensory Ball House.

A1001816 £ 31.99 VAT will be added to these prices

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1. See Inside Sensory Blocks

Children get a hands-on sensory experience with these

irresistible see-inside blocks! 12 safe blocks are fi lled with

balls in 3 sizes & 4 colours—and they make intriguing

sounds with every shake! With soft plastic edges for easy

gripping. Each block is 50 x 50 x 50mm.

A1376574 £ 39.99

2. White Primary Sensory Bubble

White polyester play bubble in larger adult size with

matching terry cotton mattress including fi lling for added

comfort whilst in use. Ideal for use with dark den sensory

products to produce a sensory corner or for use on its

own as a quiet corner. Suitable for an older child or

several younger children. Size: L2 x W1.2 x H1.2m.

A1001991 £ 96.99

3. Dark Den Kit - Sensory

Complete easy to use kit containing an array of

interactive activities to use in a dark den for exploring

action, light and movement. Sensory stimulation and

a great fun session that pupils will fi nd uplifting and

enjoyable whilst aiding their physical and communication

skills. Contained in a drawstring bag. Especially

therapeutic for children with ASD and communication

diffi culties. Contents may vary. Age Suitability: 6 Years +

A1006204 £ 49.99

4. Creating Sensory Play Book

This best selling book does exactly what it says. It

provides 100’s of ideas for creative and imaginative

sensory play using everyday items at little or no cost.

Have you ever made the Northern Lights from Jelly? Well,

this book tells you how. There are 7 senses including

the sense of place and space and the sense of balance.

Each chapter looks at a different sense and challenges

the reader to consider how to include children who may

have sensory integration disorders. Be prepared to have

fun and get messy!

A1380618 £ 17.99

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1. Monochrome Activity Mats

These illustrated mats are manufactured from a durable,

easy clean polyamide nylon pile with a water and slip

resistant backing for safety. Can be used to create the

ideal quiet time or cozy corner for younger children. Pack

of 2 or 4. Size: 1m².

• Direct Delivery – up to 7 days

A48800583 Pack of 2 £ 59.99

A48800596 Pack of 4 £ 99.99

2. Sensory Corner Wall/Floor Mats

Designed to be used as fl oor or wall padding, this pack

consists of 4 lightweight mats, each with a fully sewn

white PVC coated fabric cover. These covers have Velcro®

sewn along all edges allowing them to be held together

on the fl oor or held vertically by fi xing Velcro® fl aps which

can be screwed to the wall and left in place. Size of each

mat: 1m², 20mm thick.


A1002197 £ 272.99

3. Ultraviolet Tube

A 600mm UV light tube that can be used on a table top

or attached to a wall. For use with any glow in the dark

and UV products.

A1002188 £ 94.95

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1. Sensory Suitcase

Amazingly compact, this suitcase houses a wealth of

sensory equipment that is ideal for therapy, educational

and play activities, from the visual display of the Space

Projector and coloured fi bre optics to the interaction

with tactile balls and colour packs. Contents may vary.

Weight of suitcase: 23kg. Suitcase size: W310 x D600 x

H750mm. • Direct Delivery – up to 6 weeks

A48850467 £ 1649.95

2. Sensory Mood Shape

These ultra-strong illuminated hollow plastic forms

are aesthetically pleasing objects and can be placed

around the room or used in a sensory den to provide

background lighting. Providing a mood inducing light

they come in different shapes – ball and cube.

Using the remote control you can choose one of 16

different colours or set to fade smoothly through the

entire spectrum of shades from a cool ultra-violet to a

warm red. Their appearance is mesmeric and the colour

spreads evenly throughout the whole shape.

The shapes are powered by safe low voltage mains

power supplies and come with base station recharge

units*. With a 6 hour charge cycle they can be lifted off

their base station* and used wherever required providing

an average of 10 hours of light inside or out.

The units are water resistant rated IP65 and are tested

up to 80Kg of load.

*Note: The ball shape fi ts on a recharge station, the

cube plugs into the mains to recharge. Complete with

international plug adaptors.

A1377202 Ball 400mm £ 79.99

A1377200 Cube 400mm £ 99.99

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1. Bubble Wall with Remote and Fish

This striking modern water feature with black metal,

powder coated, frame will look great in any setting.

Bubbles lit by LED lights continuously rise from the

base of the feature up through the water contained

in the acrylic walls creating a mesmerising effect that

illuminates the dark. The LED lights can change to a wide

range of colours and a remote control enables you to

change the look of the water feature whenever you like.

These Bubble Walls can also be used to create partitions.

The walls can connect together appearing as one wall.

Optional fi sh are also included to add to this fantastic

sensory experience.

Features:

• fully self contained (requires no reservoir)

• suitable for indoor use

• remote control - programmable colour changing LED

lights

• 15 fi sh and pebbles included

Size: L450mm x W250mm x H1.3m


A1238711 £ 299.99

2. Large Bubble Tube 1.83m

Acrylic Bubble Tube Water Feature with stainless steel

base and colour changing LED light. Turn your room into

a kaleidoscope of sights with our bubble tubes. This

striking circular bubble column water feature with colour

changing LED lights & optional fi sh makes a spellbinding

addition to any room. Standing at 1.8m tall, you can sit

back and relax while watching the bubbles continuously

rise from the base, illuminated by an enchanting array

of colours. Bubble columns have the ability to captivate

both adults and children alike and can also be used for

educational and therapeutic purposes.

Features:

• fully self contained (requires no reservoir)

• 6 bubble jets – enhances your sensory experience

• stainless steel base – sturdy and robust

• remote control - lights change to a wide range of

colours and speeds

• 15 plastic fi sh

• bubbles lit by LED lights continuously rise from the

base of the feature up through the water contained

in the acrylic tubes creating a mesmerising effect that

illuminates the dark

Size: Diameter 150mm x H1.83m.


A1238721 £ 299.99

3. Jellyfish Tank

The jellyfi sh tank lamp is an ideal stress reliever and

classroom resource, that will impress and delight

all those who see it. The tank contains 7 beautiful

jellyfi sh that look so real and will fascinate you with

their movements. The tank has a specially timed

water jet system that lets the jellyfi sh swim, twist

and turn in a realistic way. The colours change

randomly and this will calm down even the most

agitated of children. Can be used in the classroom

or a dark den for a more sensory experience.

Automatic switch off after 4 hours. Size: 440 x 240

x 65mm.

A1001764 £ 59.99

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2. Rotating Projector Ball

An easy and convenient rotating light ball that can be

used in small or large rooms as well as a dark den.

Battery powered so very portable. Size: 150mm high.

Adult supervision is always required.

A1238723 £ 8.99

3. My Very Own Rainbow

Fill your room or Sensory Pod with your very own

rainbow! Captivating light projector uses multicoloured

LEDs to display rainbow colours. Uses 4 x AAA batteries,

not included. Adult supervision is always required.

Age Suitability: 4 Years +

A1114441 £ 24.99

4. Mini Fibre Optic Lamps

Battery powered so they can be taken anywhere and

enjoyed where you want them. Blue, red, green and

black - 225mm high. 4 supplied. Adult supervision is

always required.

A1238707 £ 9.99

5. Star Turtle

Calming night light turtle projects a starry night sky with

8 constellations onto ceiling or wall. The shell illuminates

with one of three selectable colours Amber, Blue or

Green. Sleep timer with auto shutoff after 45 minutes

which can be restarted if required. 3AAA batteries

included. Long lasting LEDs stay cool and extend battery

life. Adult supervision is always required.

A1002037 £ 36.99

6. UV Instant Sculpture

Create glowing shapes by pressing objects into the pins.

The pins are bright green in colour which will glow under

a UV light source. Size: 130 x 180mm. Adult supervision is

always required.

A1002036 £ 21.99


1. Sensory Light Ball Sets - Textured

Children of all ages will love to play with these

balls that light up and fl ash when they are

bounced. Great for use in open play or in a

sensory area. Good too for use in fun games of

throw and catch as they are ideal for a young

child’s hand. The set has 4 balls with different

surface textures to explore. Size: 100mm. Adult

supervision is always required.

A1377204 £ 12.99

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1. Large Fibre Optic Lamp

The fi bre optic lamp is a stunning addition to any sensory

environment such as a dark room or dark den, and has

colour changing crystals in the base. Size: H330mm.

A1238719 £ 10.99

2. Dome Colour Changing Mood Lights

6 Gorgeous mood lights that change into an exotic array

of warm colours. Create a circle in a den room, or give to

a child to hold as a comforting, relaxing tool. Each dome

measures 38 x 38mm. Changeable battery included.

A1238699 £ 8.99

3. BlinGkeeZ

Light up the day and the night with this powerful 10 LED

fun light. Choose from 3 different light modes (fl ash,

blink, constant) and with auto off. This item is a perfect

sensory toy. It can be used on key chains, juggling

shows, magic games, road safety or just a tactile mood

light. Batteries are replaceable (standard watch batteries)

Size: 100 x 100 x 100mm. Weight 0.5kg.


A1240956 £ 8.99

4. 350mm Sparkle Bubble Tube

A popular classic in a mini version but no less beautiful.

Turn the tube over for bubbles and sparkles. Lit up

with colour changing LEDs. Size: 350mm high. 6 x AAA

batteries needed, not supplied.

A1238717 £ 14.99

5. Deep Space Planetarium Projector

The planetarium has two domes, one projecting

rotating star patterns and the other projecting rotating

constellations onto ceilings and walls. Your darkened

room is transformed into an outer space light show!

Use the high quality projector to view 24 colour NASA

and Hubble Space Telescope photographs of spacecraft,

astronauts, planets and nebulae, from three changeable

slide discs. Projected image is up to one metre wide. Add

the night light dome and Deep Space becomes a cool

night light with rotating stars and constellations. Learn

about the night sky and read fascinating information

about each NASA photograph in the colourful

educational booklet. Age Suitability: 8 Years +

A1002005 £ 31.99

6. Astro Projector Torch

This fun torch has two domes, each projecting a different

space pattern onto walls. Choose from planet dome or

spacecraft dome. Switch off the torch and it glows in the

dark! Requires 2 x AA batteries (not included)


A1002004 Each £ 5.99

A1001990 Pack of 5 £ 22.99

7. Space Projector

Projects a rotating image of up to 1.5m in diameter onto

a wall or ceiling. It is calming and relaxing and creates

a wonderful atmosphere in the classroom or nursery.

Includes 1 oil wheel in orange.

A1001811 £ 60.99

8. Oil Wheels

4 wheels to use with your Space Projector.


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1. Spiral Tubes

Turn any of these 3 large colurful tubes upside down and

watch the fat spherical droplets walking in a line down a

spiral staircase. Size: 150 x 50mm.

A1098166 £ 14.99

2. Large Sensory Bubble Set

Turn these 4 colourful liquid timers upside down and watch

the bubbles fl oat to the top to show the passage of time,

a dynamic that will captivate and fascinate. Size: 125 x

85mm.

A1098168 £ 14.99

3. Sensory Dual Colour Liquid Set

Turn any of these 3 colourful liquid tubes upside down

and watch the 2 streams of liquid cascade to the bottom

to show the passage of time, a dynamic that will captivate

and fascinate. Size: 130 x 95mm.

A1098167 £ 12.99

4. Sensory Jump Beans Set

Turn any of these 4 large colourful timers upside down to

release droplets that tumble and bounce to the bottom.

Size: 135 x 70mm.

A1098177 £ 14.99

5. Sensory Liquid Timers

Highly attractive transparent colour timers which use the

fl ow of oil and water droplets to show the passage of time,

a dynamic that will captivate and fascinate. Turn any of

these 3 colourful liquid timers upside down and watch the

bubbles fall and bounce to the bottom. Size: 70 x 45mm.

A1098141 £ 5.99

6. Giant Sensory Ooze Tube

Turn the tube upright to watch the jelly liquid ooze to

the bottom. A great sensory resource to fascinate and

captivate. Size: 201 x 80mm. The liquid takes an average

time of 10 minutes to fall.

A1377196 £ 9.99

7. Sensory Massage Set

An ideal sensory resource with rollers and shapes

made out of smooth birch wood. Suitable for all ages,

stimulates touch and helps build concentration and

tranquilise emotions. Packed in a willow and seagrass

basket.

A1002012 £ 17.99

8. Tactile Sponge Set

Colours, shapes and textures abound with this huge

sensory sponge set. Every texture is thought of to provide

the ultimate sensory experience. Suitable for all ages.

Stimulates touch. Helps to build concentration and

tranquilise emotions. Packed in a canvas drawstring

bag.

A1002013 £ 27.99

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1. Infinity Mirror

Gaze into this infi nity mirror and try and discover the end!

Features LED lights that fl ash and change colour to create

a unique sensory experience. Battery or mains powered

(adaptor & AA batteries not supplied). Size: 150mm.

A1238703 £ 14.99

3. Magic Mirrors

A pack of 6 play mirrors in three different characters.

Made from soft touch foam and fl exible plastic mirror.

When wet the mirrors will stick to any shiny surface. Set

includes: whale, crab and fi sh.

Age Suitability: 12 Months +

A144358 £ 52.99

4. Multi-image Pentagon Mirrors

This compact mirror pentagon unfolds into a

kaleidoscope theatre of visual perception. Perfect for

babies and toddlers alike. Ideal for recognition, speech

therapy or just putting on face paint for role play. Size:

300mm high with fi ve 260mm square acrylic mirror

faces. Age Suitability: 18 Months +

A199166 £ 152.99

5. Mirror Merry-Go-Round

A beautifully made piece of wooden equipment, perfect

for multi-sensory stimulation. Attached to each of the

12 hanging mirror Perspex strips is a little bell which

responds to the slightest touch. Size: Diameter 200 x

H240mm. Age Suitability: 3 Years +

A292116 £ 59.99

6. Fluorescent Mirror Chimeabout

Strips of fl uorescent Perspex which glow when used

under ultraviolet light. Can be equally as stimulating

when used with the lights on, responding to the slightest

of touch. Size: height 240mm. Base: 200mm diameter.


A1002190 £ 59.99

7. Diffraction Mirror Paddles

The highly refl ective surfaces give off lots of light and

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2. Silver Sensory Reflective Balls

Refl ective mirror balls provide a stretched version of reality that is distorted like a fi sh-eye lens giving a view

which is other-worldly. Children will be fascinated to see items placed close to the mirrors including their own

face enlarged in close-up. Made from hard wearing stainless steel, these beautiful smooth tactile balls are

robustly constructed without being too heavy and therefore can be handled by young children with ease. They

can be used indoors or out and provide a focal point for displays.

A1302379 £ 24.95

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2. Sound Cubes

This set of wooden sound cubes is ideal for exploring

tones and developing memory skills. Children shake

the cubes and listen to the sounds and then try to fi nd

the matching cubes. This is a fun and challenging way

to improve auditory memory skills and enhance sound

discrimination. The matching cubes are colour coded for

self checking. Size: H150 x D130mm.


A1001985 £ 27.99

3. Sound Prisms

This pack of 12 wooden prisms helps children recognise

different sounds and match them to the corresponding

prisms. There are 6 pairs of prisms which have matching

coloured notes so that children can fi nd out if they are

right or wrong. Age Suitability: 3 Years +

A1001643 £ 22.99

4. Mini Rainmaker

This rainmaker is visually appealing and offers a gentle

to heavy rain sound depending on how it’s handled.

Made from tough durable plastic. Length of tube:

200mm. Age Suitability: 6 Months +

A1000231 £ 7.49

5. Dancing Water Speakers Set

Jets of water dance to the music in these sealed units

(no spillages). Illuminated by 4 LEDs, connect to any

music source with a 3.5mm jack. USB mains power

plug included. A fabulous, novel and unique sensory

resource.

A1238713 £ 34.99


1. Music Pick Up and Play

An outstanding value set of instruments stored within

a handy tub. Instruments are aimed at Key Stage 1

children and the pack contains suffi cient instruments

for 56 pupils to use at one time. Perfect for multi-class

productions, these instruments have been selected

to help children play simple tunes and rhymes by ear

and from symbols. Age Suitability: 3 Years +

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1. Making Waves

If you fi nd that after a couple of activities you are

struggling for ideas, this wonderful collection of games

is precisely what you need to get the most out of your

parachute. Parachute games are an exciting way to

develop children’s self-confi dence, team building and

co-operation skills, and emotional literacy. Written by

Jenny Mosley and Helen Sonnet, this handbook is based

on their extensive experience of developing parachute

games. It is suitable for schools, youth groups, social

services and health departments. This book will teach

you how to develop active and refl ective games and to

end a session calmly. Contains 80 pages (246 x 168mm).

A1002015 £ 10.99

2. Parachute

Multicoloured high quality nylon parachutes for group

activities. Develops co-ordination as well as upper arms

and shoulders. Size: 3.5m.


A189156 1.8m £ 9.95 A340801 3.5m £ 19.99 A102401 5m £ 44.95 A102402 7m £ 74.99

3. Weaving Wigwam

The collapsible mesh design allows early years and

primary groups to decorate and personalise the wigwam

framework themselves. The simple fold out framework

assembles quick and easy, meaning no need for tools.

Easy to pack away. Supplied fl at packed. Please note this

product is made from wicker and is therefore a darker

colour than shown in the image.


A256574 £ 29.95

4. Weaving Ribbon Pack

Get creative with this pack of 6 coloured ribbons. Use

with your weaving frames for hours of fun. Size: W50mm

x L91m. Age Suitability: 3 Years +

A1002019 £ 24.99

5. Oppy 6

Red plastic bouncer with handles. 600mm high, ideal for

children of 8 years and upwards.

A1000224 £ 11.99

6. Oppy 5

Yellow plastic bouncer with handles. 500mm high, ideal

for children of 6 years and upwards.

A246733 £ 10.99

7. Oppy 4

Yellow plastic bouncer with a joined handle. 450mm

high, ideal for children aged 4 and upwards.

A246707 £ 9.99

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2. Avalanche Game

It takes a steady hand to keep the fruit on this stand!

Players spin the spinner then use the Easi-grip tweezers

to carefully select one of each fruit to win the game.

But beware, cause an avalanche and its back to the

beginning. Perfect for developing key fi ne motor skills,

vocabulary building and counting practise. Includes 40

Fruity Fun™ Counters, two pairs of Easy Grip Tweezers,

spinner and adjustable cardboard fruit stand. Stand

measures W240 x H340mm and folds fl at for storage.


A1000245 £ 15.99

3. Manipulative Puzzles

A set of 2 manipulative puzzles consisting of a skills

board and a latches board. Both boards help to develop

fi ne motor and life skills within a fun environment.


A1001642 £ 41.95

4. Jumbo Magnets Set

This bright and chunky construction set is ideal for young

children, as the 192 pieces are easy to connect and take

apart. Colours of balls may vary.


A117032 £ 149.99

5. Essentials Scissors Set

Designed for use by teachers working in an inclusive

mainstream environment. Where an OT assessment is

not available, by following the Guidance Notes giving

details of how to use each pair of scissors, the teacher

can identify the most appropriate scissors for the child

who has diffi culties cutting with conventional style

scissors. The additional notes on using scissors provide

useful information appropriate for any classroom. There

are 7 pairs of scissors included in the set.

A1378954 £ 37.50

1. Tactile Ball Pack

A range of sensory and tactile balls to help encourage motor skills. Children pick

a card and try to fi nd the ball they can see just by touch! Kit contains 20 balls in

10 different designs, 10 classifying cards and drawstring bag.


A344961 £ 36.99

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These innovative wall panels help train children’s

muscles, support motor ability and improve co-

ordination. The panels teach children the fl ow course

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concentration can be fun! Each panel is W600 x D15 x

H500mm. Pack of 3. Age Suitability: 3 Years +

A1001986 £ 99.99

6. Floor Cushion Pack

A pack of 5 fl oor cushions in bright colours that offer

extremely good value for money. The polyester

cotton soft cushions are ideal for use in a reading

environment or can be used for pretend play corners.

The whole cushion can be machine washed at 30ºC.

Colours may vary. Individual cushion size: W510 x

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A88200807 £ 39.99

1. Sensory Glitter Blocks

16 blocks with different contents in 4 different shapes

for use with children of all ages. Size: W240 x D200 x

H320mm. Age Suitability: 18 Months +

A113314 £ 34.95

2. Texture Blocks

The blocks have different surfaces including rough,

smooth, soft, hard, etc. to promote recognition of different

surface textures, making it ideal for younger children or

children with special needs. The blocks are stored in the

strong wooden box provided. Box size: 310 x 135mm.

A1002608 £ 73.99

3. Large Mirror Block Set

Comprises of 8 large rubberwood pieces with double-

sided acrylic mirror inserts. Ideal for shape recognition,

simple block building and refl ective pattern making.

Rectangle measures 140 x 70 x 40mm.


A1113261 £ 25.95

4. Silishapes Sensory Circle Set

Set of 10 textured circular disks made from ultra-soft

fl exible silicon – 5 large and 5 small. On the surface of

each circle is a pattern which is distinctive and different

from the rest. Children can feel these textures and

discover their differences. Place the small circles into the

feely bag provided and they can describe the pattern they

are feeling. Using their feet they can walk over the large

sensory circles to see if they can tell them apart. Matching

the small and the large sensory circles via touch is great

fun too with or without a blindfold. Silicon is an ideal

material - it is strong, safe to handle and ultra-soft to the

touch. On the fl oor, the circles will grip and not slip even

on a shiny surface and after use they can be washed

by hand or popped into a dishwasher set on a high

temperature to clean them thoroughly without harm.

A1377198 £ 34.99

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Areas covered:

• Visual memory skills

• Visual sequential memory

• Visual closure

• Visual discrimination

• Visual form constancy

• Visual fi gure ground

• Visual motor integration

A1382332 £ 15.99

1. How to Understand and Apply Reforms in SEN Policy

Following the most radical shake up in special needs

education in 30 years, this book aims to simplify the

abundance of new legislation, policy and guidance

available to help teachers and parents support their

pupils with special educational needs (SEN) and/or

disability. The book contains a wealth of information, as

well as interactive tasks, quizzes and handouts that can

be used for training purposes.

This book will benefi t:

• senior leadership teams, who must review and amend

systemic practices to refl ect current legislation

• SENCos, who are primarily responsible for the

implementation of these changes

• primary and secondary teachers, who must enhance

their existing skills in order to support and teach pupils

with SEN

• teaching assistants, who may fi nd their role in

supporting pupils with SEN has changed as a result of

new policies

• parents who wish to understand the impact of policy

changes on the education of their child

• governors, who must ensure the school is accountable

for implementing these reforms.

Author Lois Addy is the Specialist Lead for Specifi c

Learning Diffi culties (SpLD) in North Yorkshire, a SEND

Pathfi nder.

A1324811 £ 11.99

2. Dyslexia

Areas Covered:

• Phonological awareness

• Visual/auditory perception, memory

• Phonics and spelling

• Reading comprehension and fl uency

• Writing – handwriting, punctuation,

sentences and text

• Planning, organising and remembering

• Self-confi dence and motivation

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A1098525 £ 15.99

3. Speech, Language and Communication Needs

Areas Covered:

• Early communication

• Attention control

• Play and social interaction

• Comprehension

• Expressive language

• Social communication

• Phonological awareness, auditory

discrimination and speech


A1098526 £ 15.99

4. Behavioural, Emotional and Social Difficulties

Areas Covered:

• Coping in the classroom

• Unstructured times

• Controlling emotions

• Taking responsibility

• Social interactions

• Transitions


A1098527 £ 15.99

5. Autistic Spectrum

Areas Covered:

• Social interaction – friendship/relationships

• Getting attention

• Managing change

• Personal organisation

• Managing feelings

• Non-verbal interaction


A1098528 £ 15.99

6. Dyscalculia

Areas covered:-

• Foundation skills

• The number system

• Addition and subtraction

• Multiplication and division

• Shape and measure

• Money and problem solving

• Data handling and fractions

• Behaviours for learning

A1382330 £ 15.99

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3. How to Identify and Support Children with Dyslexia

Written by a dyslexia adviser, this practical book offers

help to those providing and supporting the learning of

dyslexic children within the primary classroom. Sections

include:

• defi nitions of dyslexia, recent research and early

identifi cation issues

• what it is like to be dyslexic

• differences in learning styles

• how to support the dyslexic learner in literacy lessons

• using teaching assistants most effectively

• useful resources

• ideas and materials for in-service training.

Contains 64 A4 pages.

A1000248 £ 11.99

1. How to Identify and Support Children with Speech and Language Difficulties

Speech and language diffi culties are the most common

developmental problem encountered in the primary

classroom, yet identifying the children who are affected

can seem a complex and diffi cult process. Jane Speake,

an experienced speech and language therapist, cuts

through the jargon and terminology to provide a clear

guide for the class teacher. Sections include:

• a ‘rough guide’ to various types of speech and

language diffi culty and the terminology used

• how to identify a child with diffi culties, and when to

refer to speech and language therapy for assessment

• the Afasic Checklists for easy identifi cation and profi ling

for the non-specialist teacher

• the different roles of teachers, health service

professionals and parents.

Illuminating and packed with practical ideas, this book

provides a valuable reference and source of advice for

every primary class teacher. Contains 72 A4 pages.

Written by Jane Speake.

A1000249 £ 11.99

4. How to Support and Teach Children with Special Educational Needs

This book is essential reading for teachers, classroom

and teaching assistants, SENCos, ASN staff and senior

management. It provides helpful hints and strategies

to support children with a wide range of diffi culties,

including those in the areas of communication, learning,

behavioural, sensory/physical and medical. The book

includes: details of responsibilities towards children with

special educational needs and checklists for assessment,

useful addresses and resource lists. Contains 64 A4

pages.

A1000246 £ 11.99

5. How to Teach and Manage Children with ADHD

This practical book is packed full of tips, advice and

support for teachers, teaching assistants, classroom

assistants and parents coping with children with

Attention Defi cit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD). It

promotes strategies that enable pupils with ADHD

to gain full access to the curriculum, and to become

successful and happy. Fintan O’Regan, the author, has

many years’ experience of working with and managing

ADHD children. He brings together the latest thinking

on ADHD and provides a wealth of winning schooltime

ideas and strategies. The book gives advice on the

different ways in which ADHD may affect girls, and

refl ects upon tactics to stop bullying in schools. Other

chapters provide tips on developing alternative learning

strategies, classroom organisation, key management

principles and playtime supervision. The book focuses on

the specifi cs of ADHD, but also gives advice on a wide

range of behavioural problems. It also contains a helpful

section listing a range of support groups. Contains 64

A4 pages.

A1005078 £ 11.99

2. How to Develop Numeracy in Children with Dyslexia

This book will help you to successfully understand, teach

and support pupils with dyslexia in the mathematics

environment. Interest in this area has grown recently as

teachers, SENCos, ASN staff and parents have become

aware of children’s diffi culties. This book includes

sections that will help you to:

• engage with the skills necessary for children with

dyslexia to succeed at mathematics

• explore some practical ideas to support children with

dyslexia in the classroom


A1000250 £ 11.99

6. How to Support and Teach Children on the Autism Spectrum

Most schools will have at least one child on the autism

spectrum, and teaching children with this very different

thinking style can be challenging. Those who work with

them often fi nd their behaviour puzzling and feel it’s hard

to know how best to meet their learning needs. In this

reassuring book, Dave Sherratt offers a valuable insight

into the particular diffi culties of children with autism,

Asperger syndrome and other conditions sometimes

associated with autism. He explains the fundamental

principles that underlie successful teaching for children

on the autism spectrum, and suggests a wealth of

strategies and activities for developing skills in key areas.

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1. What’s Got Into You?

Developed by the authors of Forest of Feelings, this

fantastic game will help children aged 7+ to explore

their emotions and learn skills and qualities that

promote positive behaviour. Through discussion

and participation in a range of energetic activities,

children will learn to recognise and manage

strong emotions, such as anger, fear, sadness and

jealousy, in themselves and others. They will also

learn, through role play, discussion and observation,

that diffi cult behaviour has its roots in emotional

distress. This understanding can lead to more

effective behaviour management and productive

learning. Contains a spinner, a dice, 90 scenario

cards, 30 help cards, 6 tokens and teacher’s notes.


A1000318 £ 34.95

2. Island Animals Inclusion Resource Pack

Have you ever tried to explain an unseen disability or

have a child ask why another behaves in a particular

way? This set includes 3 children’s book where animal

characters happen to have autism, dyspraxia and ADHD.

Within the adventure stories the other animals fi nd out

about the various impairments and each story focuses

on a specifi c character. On each page there are ©Widgit

symbols to help slow or non readers. The accompanying

teacher’s resource book is fi lled with practical ideas

and suggestions for activities that follow the stories

and animal characters. There is a CD-ROM with pages

of printable resources ready to use and share with

the children in your class. In this book we consider

how all children can be included with suggestions on

how to adapt activities where necessary and there

are challenges to think about. The books can be used

with children in Primary Schools and we have provided

some extension activity ideas for older or more capable

children.

A1380612 £ 34.99

3. Island Animals Inclusion Books

In the Island Animal set of 3 children’s books the main

animal characters happen to have autism, dyspraxia

and ADHD. Within the adventure stories the other

animals fi nd out about the various impairments and

each story focuses on a specifi c character. Zak the Zebra

happens to have autism. He fl aps his ears, spins in a

circle and likes to count his stripes to check they are all

there. Story two features Percy the Parrot who happens

to have ADHD, he gets into all sorts of trouble including

getting wet. Desmond the Dragon appears in the third

book and happens to have Dyspraxia. He gets very

anxious and when he is embarrassed he turns purple!

During the stories the rest of the animals adapt their

activities to ensure all the characters are included. On

each page there are ©Widgit symbols to help slow or

non readers.


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1. ACE Dictionary

The ACE Spelling Dictionary includes updating and

extending the vocabulary, giving more alternative

spellings, more plural forms and more ‘sound-alike’

words with meanings. The middle section is a darker

blue to make it easier to fi nd the right page. It is clear

that pupils with spelling diffi culties often experience

problems with the whole curriculum and lose confi dence

with writing. The ACE Spelling Dictionary breaks through

these problems. Using the unique 2-page index spread,

pupils need only think how a word sounds to fi nd out

how to spell it. By simply identifying the fi rst vowel

sound, the speller is sent instantly to the page where

the problem word is found. The easy-to-use reference

system will tempt them to use more interesting words

in their writing, enabling them to produce work that

they can be proud of. Both patterns and irregularities

are highlighted in the dictionary so that pupils learn to

spell incidentally. The dictionary includes a clear step-

by-step guide to effective teaching with the dictionary,

over 20,000 words, a comprehensive list of commonly

misspelt words and further learning strategies for

spelling. Contains 328 pages (168 x 246mm).


A1000252 £ 13.99

2. ACE Spelling Activities

Following the success of the ACE Spelling Dictionary,

ACE Spelling Activities has been developed to provide

you with a further resource to reinforce and extend your

pupils’ word skills. The 75 pupil worksheets - including

individual, group and whole-class activities - offer a

lively and fun approach to spelling, through crosswords,

puzzles and spelling games. They cover tricky word

endings, spellings for sounds, searching for patterns and

much more. ACE Spelling Activities also includes a clear

step-by-step approach to using the dictionary effectively,

plus a comprehensive list of commonly misspelt words

with further strategies to help your pupils learn to spell

them correctly. Contains 136 fully photocopiable A4

pages, including teacher’s notes.


A1000256 £ 17.99

3. Ace Spelling Bank

Designed to accompany the ACE Spelling Dictionary

and Activities book, the ACE Spelling Word Bank is an

ideal way for students to record their own personal

list of spellings. This handy, pocket-sized notebook

can be easily slipped into the pupil’s bag or pocket

and consulted as needed. As part of the ACE range of

spelling resources, the Word Bank is an easy-to-use

reference tool that pupils can customise for their own

needs. With an increasing focus on correct spelling in the

new National Curriculum the ACE Spelling Word Bank is

ideal for those needing extra support in this area. Each

book has 32 pages. Pack of 5.

A1382334 £ 11.99

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Beat Dyslexia

The step-by-step multi-sensory literacy programme for

all dyslexic pupils has just got better! Each book includes

a colour card pack and an audio CD. Full of variety and

using imaginative approaches, each stage in the Beat

Dyslexia series is structured so that all the goals are

small and attainable. Pupils gain confi dence through

success as they develop a sound understanding of basic

spelling and grammar. Books 1–3 cover all the letters of

the alphabet, and on completion of the third book pupils

will have mastered consonant digraphs and consonant

clusters. Books 4–5 are geared to the needs of slightly

older pupils and introduce long vowels. Each book

contains between 50 and 80 photocopiable worksheets,

teacher’s notes, photocopiable reference sheets and

card packs. Book 6 is primarily targeted at students in

Years 6 to 8. Help with skills that elude dyslexic pupils,

such as telling the time, map reading and homework

planning, is also offered.

1. Beat Dyslexia 1

Covers: i, t, p, n, s, st, sn, sp, a, d, c, o, r, tr, cr, dr, pr, m

and e. Includes audio CD and cards.

A1005554 £ 31.99

2. Beat Dyslexia 2

Covers: h, b, u, -nd, -nt, -mp, l, sl, pl, cl, bl,

-ll, -ss, f, g, gr, gl, k, sk, ng, r blends, th, spr, str, scr and

-ing. Includes audio CD and cards.

A1005555 £ 31.99

3. Beat Dyslexia 3

Covers: -ck, v, w, j, y, sh, qu, wa, x, -ed, z, -ff and -ch.

Includes audio CD and cards.

A1005556 £ 31.99

4. Beat Dyslexia 4

Covers ee, ar, or, -y, i-e, a-e, ay, cy, ci, ce, wh, er, oo, ge,

gi, gy, -dge, o-e, ea, u-e, e-e, ai, ow, oa, -igh. Includes

audio CD and cards.

A1005578 £ 31.99

5. Beat Dyslexia 5

Beat Dyslexia Book 5 covers ou, -ful, -ic, -ick, -tion, -le,

-tch, ir, ur, oy, oi, ie, au, aw, ph, ew, ei, -ue, -ous, ch, -ti,

-ci, -ssi, -xi, -ture. Includes audio CD and cards.

A1005607 £ 31.99

6. Beat Dyslexia 6

Beat Dyslexia 6 covers: -ice, -ace, ea, -sion, ou, -age,

-our, ear, or, -que, -cian, us, -ar, -ey, silent b and k. All

the material has been trialled by students and teachers

and is devised to be of immediate practical use in

teaching sessions. It can be used by teachers, teaching

assistants and tutors working with small groups or

individuals. Beat Dyslexia 6 is also suitable for use in

colleges and responds to the needs of students who are

undertaking Further Education. It is also well adapted for

use as home-school liaison material.

All material is photocopiable. Also includes an audio CD

and a pack of 30 full colour reading/spelling cards.


A1098531 £ 31.99

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1. Stile Dyslexia

This edition of Stile Dyslexia is recommended by Dyslexia

Action and offers a specially structured self-checking

programme to take pupils through the rules of spelling

and grammar using a phonic approach.

Fully updated to current guidance, including specially

commissioned illustrations, Stile Dyslexia offers a

structured and cumulative programme, with each

activity focusing on a specifi c learning point, and revision

activities at regular intervals.

This programme comprises nine books on spelling

and grammar rules and one on general sequencing,

including work on the alphabet and months of the year.

Contains 10 books (246 x 171mm), each with 16 pages,

illustrated in full colour.

A1000257 £ 26.99

2. Stile Tray

The Stile Tray is the key to self checking activities. Pupils

answer the questions by matching the tiles directly over

the answers in the clear lid of the tray. They then close

the tray, turn it over, and re-open it to reveal a geometric

pattern, which should match the one printed at the top of

the exercise. A highly motivating way to learn!

A167966 £ 9.99

3. Help! My Child has Dyslexia

As an experienced teacher and the mother of a

dyslexic child, Judy Hornigold has written the book

that she wishes had been available when her own

son was diagnosed. She writes with knowledge and

understanding, both of the challenges of dyslexia and

of the way in which parents can help to support their

child. It is full of practical ideas that are not only fun but

have been proven to work in helping dyslexic children

to overcome the problems that they face. Includes

photocopiable templates, simple games and activities

and a substantial section of invaluable resources.

A1002025 £ 12.99

4. Roar the Dinosaur

This beautiful series of picture books introduces Roar,

the brave and strong little dinosaur who knows it’s

okay to do things differently. Roar books and resources

have been specially created to help children with high-

functioning Autism/Asperger’s Syndrome and those who

live and work with them. Just like Roar, children with

autism think in a different way.

The enchanting books invite children, parents/carers

and professionals to celebrate the strengths of children

with Asperger’s. Roar has many great qualities including

honesty, determination, attention to detail, exceptional

memory and a sense of humour. Roar helps children

move from feeling, “I’ve got it wrong!” to saying, “This is

me. I’m okay.”

Roar is the main character in each book, alongside a

family member and her supportive friend. She uses her

special talents and likes to be busy, but enjoys taking a

break by hiding – just as children with Asperger’s fi nd

joining in can be hard work and like to take a break,

perhaps by doing a simple activity on their own; routine

and ritual restore an overloaded mind.

While created for those on the autistic spectrum,

Roar’s zest for life will appeal to children and families

everywhere!

Full colour throughout, written in rhyming verse, with 36

pages in each book. Size: 210 x 148mm.

Hello Roar, Little Dinosaur

A1005660 £ 5.99

Roar’s Creating, Let’s Get Making!

A1005703 £ 5.99

Come on Roar, Let’s Explore!

A1005702 £ 5.99

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1. Tom, Katie and Friends Book Pack

Tom, Katie and Friends is a delightful new series of picture

books that features six children and shows how they deal

with different situations that occur between them in daily life.

While teaching about social behaviour, the books are both fun

and colourful.

Young children will be able to relate to the six friends coping

with different circumstances and emotions, whether they

are reading the books themselves or simply enjoying the

illustrations while the stories are read to them. Questions

at the end of each book are intended to draw children into

discussing their thoughts on what is right or wrong regarding

behaviour and to work co-operatively in a group.

This series of books can be used in reading time or for Circle

Time. Also suitable for parents to read at home with their

child. 4 titles in each pack. Age Suitability: 3-6 Years

A1098513 Pack of 4 Books £ 21.99

2. Forest of Feelings

The book includes recent fi ndings from research

interviews with teachers about what works with teacher/

child relationships and how different ways of working

can lead to more confi dence and satisfaction; and less

anxiety and stress.

The beautifully illustrated and enchanting story about

Ben’s quest to save a forest is now supported by an

expanded Introduction on emotional wellbeing, together

with additional material in each of the sections focused

on a different tribe of emotions: angry, sad, fearful,

jealous and happy feelings. Each of these sections

now offers a deeper and broader understanding of the

nature of these feelings and how to work with them

through additional teacher’s notes and creative activities,

together with activities for circle time. 108 pages.

A1005087 £ 19.99

3. Socially Speaking

Socially Speaking will help you to introduce and

practise skills your pupils need to develop and maintain

relationships and to lead independent lives outside the

school context. Socially Speaking is a unique social skills

programme that lasts a whole school year and is divided

into three units: let’s communicate, let’s be friends, and

let’s practise. As pupils progress through the carefully

structured programme, their self-esteem will increase,

their listening skills and expressive language abilities will

improve, and everyone will benefi t from enhanced social

interaction with the class. Age Suitability: 5-11 Years

A1005515 £ 21.99

4. Learning Skills

Packed with inspiration for busy teachers, these books

have over 85 structured, practical and enjoyable

classroom activities that will help students master the

vital skills needed to progress at Key Stages 3 and

4. From simple description and understanding to the

more independent skills of analysis and evaluation,

each chapter tackles a different skill that can be applied

across all subject areas, building a whole-school

approach to learning. The instructions for each activity

are easy to follow, with group size, resources and time

needed clearly set out. Teachers can choose from

activities that take only fi ve minutes to complete, to those

that are more suited to a whole lesson or even a series

of lessons. As well as helping to engage students with

their learning, the fun activities will build confi dence

and creativity and promote discussion. Developing and

nurturing those vital learning skills just got easier!

A1212294 KS3 £ 9.99

A1005108 KS4 £ 9.99

5. The Socially Speaking Game

This brilliant board game teaches and reinforces

social skills in a fun way. Designed to complement the

Socially Speaking book, the game focuses on social

interaction in three key areas: home, school, and the

wider community. Children are able to practice vital skills

such as listening, turn-taking, asking questions, making

telephone calls and conveying emotions. Contains game

board, 100 question cards, playing pieces and teacher’s

notes. Ideal for 3-6 players aged 5-11, and older children

with special needs. Age Suitability: 5-11 Years


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3. Cutting Skills

Build robots, design fl ags, make spinning snakes,

pack for a journey and learn how to develop scissor

technique without even noticing! Contains 48 A4

photocopiable pages of imaginative and challenging

activities - developed by experienced teachers to help

children to develop hand-eye co-ordination, motor

skills and scissor control.

A411963 £ 14.99

4. More Cutting Skills

Make ice creams, build an aeroplane, create a door

hanging, pack a spy case and learn how to develop

scissor technique without even noticing!

Building on the success of Cutting Skills from the same

authors, More Cutting Skills contains 90 imaginative

and challenging activities to help children develop

hand–eye co-ordination, motor skills and scissor

control. The varied activities provide additional levels

of progression and extend the wide range of skills

introduced in Cutting Skills in a fun and original way.

The book includes extensive teacher’s notes.

Written by experienced teachers and authors, Mark

and Katy Hill, all the activities have been tried, tested

and enjoyed!

A1002030 £ 19.99

1. Get Physical!

Designed as an inclusive PE scheme, the materials

in this unique programme provide focused support

for those children with specifi c motor problems. Lois

Addy is a paediatric occupational therapist and senior

lecturer who has written extensively on helping children

with perceptual and motor diffi culties, making Get

Physical! suitable for use by class teachers, occupational

therapists or physiotherapists. Get Physical! provides 40

clear, detailed lesson plans that:

• develop important perceptual and motor process skills

in all children

• are formative and diagnostic, enabling you to identify

individual areas of need

• help you to integrate learning in PE with other aspects

of the curriculum

• cover the National Curriculum programme of study for

games and gymnastics at Key Stage 1.


Age Suitability: 5-7 Years

A1000270 £ 15.99

5. Take Ten

This collection of practical games and activities is perfect

for improving vital fi ne motor skills in an enjoyable and

accessible way. The fl exible activities can be used with

little or no equipment or preparation and in 1:1, group or

class situations.

The book is divided into sections focusing on warm-up

activities, hand-eye co-ordination, hand and fi nger

strength and manipulation. Each activity includes

suggestions for adaptations to make it suitable for

children at all levels. The book begins with a detailed

explanation of fi ne motor development and includes a

checklist to identify children with diffi culties in this area,

as well as practical tips for troubleshooting potential

problems.

Suitable for children aged 5+ and older children who

need to improve their motor control. Contains 128 pages

and includes photocopiable materials.

A1000266 £ 16.99

2. Sensory Circuits

Children with sensory integration diffi culties often

struggle to engage effectively with the physical,

social, emotional and curricular challenges of the

school day. Behavioural clues such as fi dgeting,

poor concentration, excessive physical contact or

overall lethargy can indicate that a child is not fully

available for learning. Sensory Circuits is a fantastic

new programme of physical activities that provide

regular and controlled input to specifi c sensory-motor

systems enabling children to be energised or calmed

so that they can get the most out their day.

This book provides a practical guide to setting up your

own daily Sensory Circuits programme. It includes

information on:

• sensory integration theory and the importance of

successful sensory integration

• key sensory-motor terminology to help you to

understand a child’s diffi culties and provide them

with focused support

• sensory observation detective work to enable you

to identify children who might benefi t from Sensory

Circuits

• how to set up a Sensory Circuit, including issues

such as staffi ng and equipment, and a large variety

of activity ideas

• the review process to ensure your Sensory Circuit

remains fresh, dynamic and fun

• a variety of sensory-motor strategies to use in the

classroom and beyond

• the paperwork needed to support the programme

and example photocopiable resources such as

review questionnaires and a target sheet

Suitable for all ages and abilities, Sensory Circuits

are a fun and effective way to focus concentration in

readiness for the day’s learning. A4 64 pages. Written

by Jane Horwood.

A1000269 £ 15.99

6. Fine Motor Skills

Find your way to the hidden treasure, join the dots

to complete the train, fi nger paint all the colours of

the rainbow and take part in many other exciting

adventures! Fine Motor Skills contains over 40

photocopiable activities designed to improve fi ne

motor control, pencil skills and hand-eye co-ordination.

Carefully differentiated tasks enable children to progress

effectively through the varied and challenging activities,

which include fi nger-painting, colouring-in, following

mazes and paths, overdrawing and dot-to-dots. The

activities are so enjoyable that children will improve their

motor control without even noticing! 48 A4 pages.


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1. Glitter Tubes

A great resource which can be used to help

concentration as the child focuses on the movements of

the glitter and colour particles. They can also be used to

calm children or as a turn-taking aid. Pack of 4.


A1000263 Pack of 4 £ 39.95

2. Fidget Pencils

Ideal for allowing children to fi dget in a controlled way.

Each colourful pencil has a different top, such as a nut

and bolt, to occupy busy fi ngers and allow children to

focus their minds. Pack contains four different Fidget

Pencils. Age Suitability: 4 Years +

A1000262 £ 5.99

3. Fidget Busters

Fidget Busters provides a wealth of stimulating

activities that connect movement and learning. All the

activities involve minimum resources and disruption,

and the majority may be used within the confi nes of

the classroom. Sections include ‘Shake and Wake’,

with activities to help children wake up and refocus;

‘Active Bodies, Active Minds’, features activities that link

movement to a selection of curriculum areas. Written

by experienced authors, Fidget Busters will enable you

to combine physical fi tness and kinaesthetic learning,

helping children to be physically active, to play, to learn

and have a great deal of fun. Contains 144 pages (246

x 168mm).

A1000261 £ 18.99

4. Hairy Tangle

The hairy tangle is so amazing because it’s two stress

relievers in one! It combines the twisted and turning

nature of the original tangle with a tactile and stretchy

experience. Hairy tangle is covered with soft, stretchy

spines that feel similar to a koosh ball. Twist and turn

hairy tangle into different shapes. Ideal for sensory, co-

ordination and fi dgets. Age Suitability: 5 Years +

A1002029 £ 10.99

Tangles

Tangle users quickly discovered they not only enjoyed

the stress reducing benefi ts of twisting and Tangling,

they also liked the way it felt in their hands with its soft

and pliable rubber coating and distinctive raised tactile

nodes. The Tangle’s hand-friendly size and remarkable

range of motion offer healthy benefi ts to people of all

ages. Ideal to maximise hand, joint and muscle motion.


5. A1000264 Junior Tangle £ 4.99

6. A1000265 Sensory Tangle £ 11.99

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5. How To Support Children Learning English as an Additional Language

This engaging and informative book is written to help

you to cater for the needs of pupils learning English as

an additional language (EAL). It will support all primary-

phase practitioners, including staff working with pupils

learning EAL, key staff working on ethnic minority

achievement, governors with specifi c responsibility

for inclusion, and student teachers working towards

Qualifi ed Teaching Status.

This book includes sections that will help you to:

• dispel the myths surrounding effective provision for

pupils learning EAL

• support whole-school approaches for ethnic minority

achievement

• use research about bilingualism to inform best practice

for beginner and advanced bilingual learners

• develop appropriate and targeted interventions for EAL

learners.

While good practice for ethnic minority achievement is

clearly about quality-fi rst teaching, this book explains

that there is something distinctive about the needs of

EAL learners and offers a range of practical ideas and

strategies to support this area of work.

Ethnic, linguistic and cultural diversity should be

recognised as an asset to be respected and celebrated.

This book will help you to achieve this. Contains 64 A4

pages. Written by Chris Pim

A1005635 £ 11.99

1. English Club Book 1

Join the Collins English Club today and discover the new,

exciting world of English that every child will want to be

a part of! Collins English Club 1 is a new activity book for

young learners of English to use at home alone or with

their parents. Children can colour in, play games, use

stickers, solve puzzles, and sing along to songs or listen

to stories in English on the accompanying CD ROM. They

will love the fun, colourful design and pages packed

full of exciting activities! With Collins English Club 1

children will discover the basics of English, increase their

confi dence and remember what they learn.

A1381981 £ 6.99

2. English Club Book 2

More fun activities in Collins English Club Book 2. Collins

English Club 2 is an activity book for young learners

of English to use at home alone or with their parents.

Children will love the fun, colourful design and pages

packed full of exciting activities, puzzles and jokes to help

support the English they are learning at school. Collins

English Club 2 will help increase your child’s confi dence

when speaking and writing in English and help them to

remember what they learn.

A1381983 £ 6.99 3. First English Words

The dictionary contains 36 themes, each fully illustrated

with fun and engaging scenarios. Three characters,

Ben, Daisy and Keekee the monkey, guide the children

through their daily lives and introduce them to the 300

English words young children need to learn. There are

songs and games for every theme for children to engage

with. Collins First English Words aims to make learning

English fun. First English Words has won the title ‘Best

entry for young readers’ at the English-Speaking Union

(ESU) English Language Book Awards 2012.

A1381985 £ 11.99

4. 50 English Phrases

This is a fun and easy way to learn 50 important phrases

in the English language. A simple, colourful game or

activity practises two or three phrases at a time. They

cover all the important themes including greetings,

colours, numbers, family, likes and dislikes. There is extra

vocabulary and a simple pronunciation guide to help

with each activity and the activities are not write-in, so

the books can also be for library use. They also have a

summary of the 50 phrases, two-way vocabulary lists,

the letters of the alphabet and the numbers to 100 and

answers. It features colourful games to make learning

simple and fun. There are more useful titles helping to

deliver the UK government’s language strategy for young

learners and for ELT in the UK and round the world.

A1381987 £ 5.99

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1. Basic Language Chatter Box

The ideal way to meet children’s receptive and

expressive language needs. This Chatter Box includes

394 photo cards along with 50 activity cards, a

photocopiable record sheet, and a wide variety of

equipment including bean bags, Teddy bear counters,

dice, spinners and lots, lots more! All resources are

supplied in a sturdy wooden box. Contents may vary.


A1000271 £ 139.99

2. Expressive Language Chatter Box

The ideal way to stimulate children’s expressive

language - particularly the vocabulary needed to

describe sequences of events, thoughts and feelings.

The aim is to help children begin to use this vocabulary

for narrative, descriptions, recognition of emotions and

reasoning. Also included is a wide variety of equipment

to help you make the most of each session, all supplied

in a sturdy wooden box. Age Suitability: 5 Years +

A1000272 £ 139.99

3. Conceptual Language Chatter Box

Help children to understand and use conceptual

language! The concepts include categories and

associations, inclusion and exclusion, absurdities,

comparisons, time and early maths concepts. We’ve also

included a wide variety of equipment to help you make

the most of each session. All resources are supplied in a

sturdy wooden box. Age Suitability: 5 Years +


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Aston IndexA broad range of screening and

diagnostic tests make it excellent value.

Liz Franks

1. Visual Memory Skills

Visual memory skills are so important in the classroom

context: they are an essential element of reading,

spelling and retaining all sorts of information. This book

will be a fantastic resource to boost children’s visual

recall skills, and therefore their ability to effectively

access the curriculum. Children will love the imaginative

tasks, and won’t even realise they are practising this

important skill as they work through these challenging

activities. The book is divided into handy sections, each

of which is designed to improve a different aspect of

visual memory, such as remembering objects, object

details and elements of objects like colour and pattern.

The second part of the book explores sequential memory

for objects, letters and digits; and object details such as

orientation and size. The book focuses on higher order

skills as it progresses, and the tasks become increasingly

challenging within each section. This enables children

either to work through the book in order or to pinpoint

a particular section they wish to focus on. Containing

48 pages of appealing activities, this book is ideal for

children aged 4+ and older children with particular

needs in this area. It is a perfect companion to Auditory

Memory Skills, written by Mark & Katy Hill. Contains 48

A4 pages. Bronze Practical Pre-school Award winner.

A1000275 £ 13.99

2. Listen, Think & Do 1

Children will love this rewarding resource that develops

vital listening, recall, inferencing and reasoning skills.

An ingenious system of picture references means that

pupils with no reading skills can also participate in the

activities. Suitable for ages 4-6 or older children needing

extra support.

A1000277 £ 34.99

Listen, Think & Do 2

These exciting activities reinforce and build on the

listening and thinking skills established in Level 1. Longer

and more involved listening passages will help to

improve the children’s concentration, attentive thinking

and comprehension skills.

A1000278 £ 34.99

3. Auditory Memory Skills

Do you have children in your class who fi nd it diffi cult

to follow instructions or forget important information

you have given them? Recalling auditory information

is such a vital skill, but it can often be overlooked in a

busy classroom. Auditory Memory Skills enables children

to improve their auditory recall ability in a focused,

innovative and enjoyable way. It is packed with over

40 beautifully illustrated photocopiable activities, and

divided into easy-to-use sections of increasing diffi culty.

This book is ideal for children aged 4+ or older children

with particular needs in this area. Writtern by Mark &

Katy Hill. Contains 48 A4 pages. Bronze Practical Pre-

school Award winner.

A1000276 £ 13.99

5. Aston Index

Comprehensive, tried and tested battery of assessments

for screening and diagnosing language diffi culties.

It contains 16 tests, which enable you to measure

an individual pupil’s general underlying ability and

attainment with reference to the child’s mental age. It

also examines the pupil’s strengths and weaknesses in

visual and auditory discrimination, motor co-ordination,

written language, reading and spelling. Contains 17

test cards, additional support material, plus 30 test and

scoresheets. Age Suitability: 5 Years +

A1005509 £ 72.99

Aston Index Scoresheets

Additional scoresheets are available. Contains 30 test

and scoresheets.

A1005542 £ 17.99

4. Receptive Language Difficulties

Children’s ability to understand and act upon spoken

language is a crucial skill in terms of their development

and education. However, children who struggle to

process such information are often diffi cult to detect,

which can harm their progress. This book has been

written by Liz Baldwin, author of I Hear With My Little

Ear, to help you address this diffi cult area. Based on

her extensive experience as a speech and language

therapist, the author provides sections in the book that

explore:

• what is involved in understanding spoken language

• diffi culties encountered in understanding spoken

language

• how to identify children with such diffi culties

• the impact of receptive language impairment on

behaviour

• how to develop effective listening skills

• how to develop strategies to help children’s

understanding

• how to develop children’s language and literacy skills

It includes advice, guidance, strategies and activities for

supporting children who struggle to understand spoken

language, including a self-evaluation checklist to help

you review your own practice.

A1000274 £ 10.99

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Kaos World Chronicles - A structured literacy scheme for KS3-4 students This reading scheme is designed for secondary students who have struggled to engage with literacy or who have gaps in their learning.

The StoriesThere are a series of high-interest, low-ability short stories in two versions – Easy and Standard. Books 1-10 progress from RA 5.5 to 6.2 in the easy versions and 6 to 7.2 in the standard versions, based on the Flesch-Kincaid Reading Levels. Two versions of the story allow for differentiation and enable more students to access whole-group work.The stories are set in a futuristic post-apocalyptic world where society has broken down. They follow two main characters, Travis and Spanna, as they battle to survive in a dangerous, unpredictable world. Each book continues the story on from the one before, which helps to maintain the students’ interest in reading and build up their enthusiasm for literacy.The stories develop in complexity and deal with key contemporary issues such as violence, bullying,gang-membership, risk-taking and love.Each story also contains a list of tricky words at the back to reinforce the more diffi cult vocabulary found in the book, and the number of words on each page is highlighted so students can record their progress and feel a sense of achievement as their fl uency improves.Teacher’s books and accompanying CDs provide electronic versions of worksheets, monitoring sheets, records of progress, target sheets and certifi cates to help motivate and reward.Each reading book is A5 with 24 pages and black and white illustrations.

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1. Kaos Teacher’s Book 1

Teacher’s Book 1 provides pre-reading worksheets

that focus on a phonics-based approach to reading,

through CVC and CVCC/CCVC words up to basic blends.

These are designed to support students who need

help engaging with the easy versions of the text. These

are the building blocks of literacy but many secondary

students have gaps in their learning here.

A4 teacher’s book containing pre-reading worksheet

with monitor and objective sheets, certifi cates and CD.

136 pages

A1005478 £ 24.99

2. Kaos Teacher’s Book 2 and 10 Reader Books

A4 Teacher’s Book with 168 pages and a CD, standard

reader books 1-5 and easy reader books 1-5.

A1005479 £ 56.99

Kaos Easy Reader Pack 1-5

One each of the easy reader books 1-5. Pack of 5.

A1005504 £ 16.99

Kaos Standard Reader Pack 1-5

One each of the standard reader books 1-5. Pack of 5.

A1005503 £ 16.99

3. Kaos Teacher’s Book 3 and 10 Reader Books

A4 Teacher’s Book with 168 pages and a CD, standard

reader books 6-10 and easy reader books 6-10.

A1204531 £ 56.99

Kaos Easy Reader Pack 6-10

One each of the easy reader books 6-10. Pack of 5.

A1204530 £ 16.99



A1119080 £ 16.99

4. Kaos Teachers Book 4

Teacher’s Book to support readers 11-15 with

photocopiable worksheets offering achievable steps in

word, sentence and text activities. It includes monitor

and objective sheets which provide targets and record

progress, and certifi cates to motivate and reward

students. A4 Teacher’s Book with 168 pages and a CD.

A1382346 £ 24.99



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Book 11: The Supermarket

A1382336 Standard £ 3.99

Book 12: The Skulz

A1382338 Standard £ 3.99

Book 13: The Wilderness

A1382340 Standard £ 3.99

Book 14: The Broken

A1382342 Standard £ 3.99

Book 15: Outcast

A1382344 Standard £ 3.99

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1. Starter Stile Pre-reading Books

These fun and colourful exercises include matching

opposites, things that go together, rhyming words,

patterns and letter recognition. Contains 2 books with 29

A5 pages.

A1000280 £ 9.99

2. Starter Stile Early Reading Books

Includes work on the alphabet, upper and lower case

letters, fi rst words, rhyming words and simple sentences.

Contains 2 books with 29 A5 pages.

A1000281 £ 9.99

3. Starter Stile Tray

This 8-tile tray is essential for the activities in the Starter

Stile Mathematics programme.

A1000279 £ 7.99

4. Starter Stile Phonics for Reading & Spelling Books 1-6

Single set of books 1-6, offering 72 essential practise and

reinforcement activities. Starter Stile Tray sold separately.

A1000282 £ 26.99

5. Starter Stile Phonics for Reading & Spelling Books 7-12

Single set of books 7-12, offering 72 essential practice

and reinforcement activities. Starter Stile Tray sold

separately.


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1. Stile Word Structure & Spelling

This comprehensive set of twelve books offers a

systematic approach to the teaching of key aspects for

Literacy. The materials are also suitable for the practice

and reinforcement of key skills with older children with

additional and special educational needs. Using a Stile

Tray, pupils will work through the main phonics and

spelling requirements for children aged 7 + with these

fun, highly motivating activities. The clear progression of

exercises allows for differentiation of work. Contains 12 x

16-page books (246 x 168mm) and teacher’s notes. Stile

Trays sold separately. Book content is the same as in our

Stile Literacy programme (shown on previous pages).


A1000284 Books 1-12 £ 52.99

2. Stile Understanding & Interpreting Texts

A collection of 96 funny, factual and fi ctional exercises.

This set of twelve books offers a systematic approach

to the teaching of key aspects for Literacy for children

aged 7 +. The materials are also suitable for the

practice and reinforcement of key skills with older

children with additional and special educational needs.

Concentrating on understanding and interpreting texts

these passages and questions will reinforce and develop

key comprehension skills. Children can access text in

a meaningful and appropriate way, developing both

their independence and their confi dence. Contains 12 x

16-page books (246 x 168mm) and teacher’s notes. Stile

Trays sold separately. Book content is the same as in our

Stile Literacy programme (shown on previous pages).


A1000285 Books 1-12 £ 52.99

3. Stile Sentence Structure & Punctuation

Packed full of challenging but accessible activities, this

set of twelve books offers a systematic approach to the

teaching of key aspects for Literacy. The materials are

also suitable for the practice and reinforcement of key

skills with older children with additional and special

educational needs. The books cover core grammar and

punctuation requirements for children aged 7 + and

include 144 exercises. The clear progression of activities

allows for differentiation of work. Contains 12 x 16-page

books (246 x 168mm) and teacher’s notes. Stile Trays

sold separately. Please note that the content of these

books is the same as in our Stile Literacy programme.


A1000286 Books 1-12 £ 52.99

4. Stile Tray

The Stile Tray is the key to self checking activities. Pupils

answer the questions by matching the tiles directly over

the answers in the clear lid of the tray. They then close

the tray, turn it over, and re-open it to reveal a geometric

pattern, which should match the one printed at the top of

the exercise. A highly motivating way to learn!

A167966 £ 9.99

5. Stile Literacy Storage Box

A fantastic way to keep your classroom resources neat

and tidy!


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1. LDA Wordbuilding Chest

No teacher should be without this treasure chest

of letters! A complete set in one box that’s ideal for

teaching phonics and word building or using for word

play. The sturdy and durable letters are magnetic and

come in 2 different colours: red for vowels, blue for

consonants. There are suffi cient quantities of each letter

for building not only words but also whole sentences.

Chest contains 118 letters. Each letter measures 40mm.

Age Suitability: 4-6 Years

A1000289 £ 36.99

2. Visual Perception Skills

Which keys fi t the treasure chest? Which dragon is the

longest? How many animals are hidden in the farmyard?

Children will love improving their visual perception skills

with this innovative book.

Visual skills are an essential component of learning

and children struggling in this area will often have

diffi culties perceiving size, shape and outlines correctly,

and experience problems with handwriting and spatial

organisation. Visual Perception Skills addresses these

areas, and is packed with over 40 photocopiable

activities to develop many aspects of visual perception

including: visual matching, visual discrimination,

visual memory, visual size grading and fi gure ground

perception. The imaginative tasks include: spot the

difference pictures; selecting the ‘odd one out’; sorting

similar items into groups; size ordering; recalling images

in the correct position or sequence; and identifying

objects from their overlapping or incomplete outlines.

The book is carefully organised to enable a teacher to

pinpoint a particular area of need. This book is suitable

for children aged 4+, or older children with diffi culties

in this area. Contains 48 A4 pages. Winner of a Bronze

Practical Pre-School Award.

A1000292 £ 13.99

3. I Hear with my Little Ear

This collection of 102 active phonic games is the perfect

resource for developing children’s phonological skills. The

games cover a wide range of skills including identifying

syllables, recognising initial and fi nal word sounds,

rhyming knowledge and phoneme manipulation. Phonic

skills are taught in a multi-sensory way by combining

visual, auditory and kinaesthetic approaches to learning.

Designed to be played in group settings using little

equipment, the activities enable the children to learn

in an interactive way and gain knowledge from their

peers. Each game has suggestions for making the task

harder or easier, helping you to pitch the game at the

right level for your group. Suitable for children age 4

years +. Contains 144 pages (246 x 168mm) and includes

photocopiable materials. Winner of a Bronze Practical

Pre-school Award. Writtern by Liz Baldwin.

A1000290 £ 16.99

4. I Hear with my Little Ear 2

This book is a companion to Liz Baldwin’s earlier book

with LDA, I Hear with my Little Ear, which was a collection

of 102 phonic games.

I Hear with my Little Ear 2 is a collection of 102 language

games designed to help with aspects of language

acquisition and use. The book is divided into four

sections focusing on listening skills, language structures,

vocabulary development and use of language. Each

section provides games addressing different aspects of

the communication process.

The games are designed to be played in groups. Most

are written for use as a whole class, but all are equally

applicable to small groups. The games are intended for

use by anyone with an interest in extending children’s

language development. They are suitable for children

from the age of 3 to 11. Most of the games need very few

resources and no preparation. Every game has ideas to

make the activity easier for those children who are at the

start of being able to understand and use the language

target. Similarly, there are suggestions for making every

game harder for those children who need to have their

language skills stretched.

Contains 128 pages (246 x 168mm) and includes

photocopiable materials. Writtern by Liz Baldwin. Silver 5

to 7 Awards winner 2010.

A1000291 £ 16.99

5. Visual Literacy 1

A timeline of Johnny Depp’s fi lms, instructions for how to

make a Diwali lamp and a calendar of the Shaw family’s

activities are a few of the varied subjects and texts

covered in this book of activities for children aged 7-8, or

for older children with special needs. Contains 64 pages

and teacher’s notes.

A1000293 £ 12.99

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1. Starter Stile Tray

This 8-tile tray is essential for the activities in the Starter

Stile Mathematics programme.

A1000279 £ 7.99

2. Starter Stile Maths Books - Set 1

This set includes books suitable for children aged 4-6.

The fi rst two books in each of the following strands are

provided: Counting & Understanding Number; Number

Facts & Calculating; and Understanding Shape &

Measuring. Starter Stile Tray not included.


A1000296 £ 26.99

3. Starter Stile Maths Books - Set 2

This set includes books suitable for children aged 6-7.

The third and forth books in each of the following strands

are provided: Counting & Understanding Number;

Number Facts & Calculating; and Understanding Shape

& Measuring. Starter Stile Tray not included.


A1000297 £ 26.99

4. My First Ruler

Developed especially for small hands and for pupils

with co-ordination diffi culties. Children will love to use

this 30cm ruler with a difference! The large, comfortable

handle enables children to measure and draw lines

with confi dence. Includes simple 1cm markings and also

millimetres. 55mm wide. Available individually or as a

pack of 6. Age Suitability: 3 Years +

A102602 Each £ 4.99

A88201518 Pack of 6 £ 24.95

5. Can of Worms Activity Cards

This set of 16 bright and engaging activity cards supports

the Can of Worms and focuses on comparing, matching

and ordering different worms. Children are also

encouraged to apply their measuring skills in different

contexts. Age Suitability: 4 Years +

A311447 £ 15.99

6. Can of Worms

Children develop the vocabulary and skills of

measurement with this collection of brightly coloured

worms. Use these tactile worms to help children develop

an understanding of uniform non-standard units, to

make direct comparisons and to begin to explore

standard units. The can contains 80 worms in 16 sets of

5 colours. The smallest set measure 50mm, whilst the

longest is 200mm. It is a superb resource for children

aged 4+, or a support for older children with special

needs. Ideal for group work during a numeracy lesson.


A311434 £ 23.99

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1. Number Lotto

A beautifully simple photographic lotto game to help

children practice early number concepts. Each board

depicts 0 -10 everyday items for children to match to

clear numeral cards. Contains 4 playing boards (205

x 205mm), 24 number cards and teacher’s notes with

alternative game play. Age Suitability: 4 Years +

A1000303 £ 14.99

2. Time Lotto

This beautifully photographed lotto game will be an

excellent resource for children aged 4+ and those pupils

with special needs who are learning about time. It is

designed to encourage children to learn how to read

and interpret analogue and digital times. Each board has

nine playing squares, which show times on analogue

and digital displays. Players match these times to cards

on which the same times are presented, but using the

opposite form of display. Contains 4 playing boards (205

x 205mm), 36 time cards and teacher’s notes.


A202130 £ 14.99

3. Measures Lotto

This challenging photographic lotto game will help

children learn how to read a variety of scales relating to

measures of length, mass and capacity. It is a valuable

resource for children aged 4-11 and older students

with special needs. Each board has nine playing

squares, which show clear images accompanied

by a range of scales. Players read these scales and

match the measurements to cards on which the same

measurements are shown as numerals. Contains 4

playing boards (205 x 205mm), 36 measures cards and

teacher’s notes. Age Suitability: 4 Years +

A171918 £ 14.99

4. Shape Lotto

This beautifully photographed lotto game is a fun and

interesting way for children to understand common

2-D shapes. As they match up image and shape cards,

players learn about sides, corners, refl ective symmetry

and much more! Contains 4 playing boards (205 x

205mm), 36 shape cards and teacher’s notes.


A168772 £ 14.99

5. Money Lotto

Which notes and coins can I use to buy the sunglasses?

How much do the cinema tickets cost in total? How much

change will I get when I buy the bracelets? Children

will love fi nding out the answers to these questions,

and will learn all about money at the same time. This

fantastic resource is designed to help children recognise

notes, coins and their values in an enjoyable context.

Using beautifully photographed images of money and

everyday objects, they will learn how to match money

with its equivalent numeric value and convert pounds

and pence into pence only. In addition, they will practice

adding up the prices of objects, tickets and stamps; and

calculate change. This innovative game is compatible

with the aims of the PNS Framework. It is excellent for

children from aged 4+ years and older children with

special needs. Each board has 9 appealing images of

notes, coins and a range of items familiar to children.

Players add up the price of the objects or the money

shown on the board square, and match this to cards

on which the equivalent value is shown. This engaging

game ensures children will enjoy learning about money,

and focuses on the following notes and coins: 1p, 2p,

5p, 10p, 20p, 50p, £1, £2, £5, £10 and £20. Contains 4

playing boards (205 x 205mm), 36 cards and teacher’s

notes. Age Suitability: 4 Years +

A1000308 £ 14.99

6. Fraction Lotto

Encourage your pupils to recognise and know their

fractions up to tenths. Can be played at 2 levels, thereby

helping older children practise equivalent fractions.

Contains 4 game boards (205 × 205mm), 36 fraction

cards and teacher’s notes.


A170254 £ 14.99

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1. 101 Games for Better Behaviour

This popular book in the 101 Games for... series is full

of engaging games and activities that will help children

to develop the skills and attributes needed for positive

behaviour and effective learning. Written by Jenny

Mosley and Helen Sonnet.

This comprehensive collection includes games that will

help children to explore the fi ve areas highlighted in the

SEAL resource pack: self-awareness, managing feelings,

motivation, empathy and social skills. Through exciting

activities, children will learn that an effective community

is built on co-operation, tolerance and enjoyment.

101 Games for Better Behaviour will help teachers to

contribute to the emotional journey that each individual

they teach makes through childhood and in their adult

life. Contains 144 pages (246 x 168mm).

A1000310 £ 18.99

2. 101 Games for Social Skills

This invaluable book is packed with creative and

dynamic games that will help children to develop positive

relationships. There are 2 sections in the book. The

fi rst part includes games that teach looking, listening,

speaking, thinking and concentration skills. The second

consolidates the 5 skill areas and provides opportunities

for children to apply them in different social contexts. All

activities have been tried, tested and thoroughly enjoyed!

They are suitable for schools, youth groups, young

adults’ groups, health departments and social services.

144 pages (246 x 168mm).

A1000312 £ 18.99

3. 101 Games For Self-Esteem

This practical book provides a comprehensive collection

of innovative games that are essential for any teacher

interested in unlocking the full potential of children by

promoting their self-esteem. This is vital, as a positive

self-image leads to more effective social skills. 101

Games for Self-Esteem is full of exciting and engaging

games that promote an enjoyable environment in

which to teach and encourage children. The games are

a great way for children to learn how to relate well to

others and to feel more positive about themselves. They

teach valuable skills such as self-awareness, empathy,

co-operation and the confi dence to trust. Contains 144

pages (246 x 168mm).

A1000313 £ 18.99

4. You Talk, I’ll Listen

This innovative and multi-sensory resource will ensure

children love improving their communication and

relationship skills. Each of the 15 songs is entirely original

and has been specially written to promote an awareness

of a particular social skill including being polite,

apologising and personal safety. The accompanying

teacher’s manual includes lyrics for each song,

suggestions for practical activities to expand upon the

themes in the songs and photocopiable activity sheets.

Ideal for children aged 6+, and older children with social

skills diffi culties. Includes audio CD containing 15 songs

plus instrumental versions of each. 48 A4 pages.

A1000315 £ 13.99

5. 101 Activities to Help Children Get on Together

This addition to the popular 101 Games . . . series is

brimming with exciting and purposeful activities to

develop children’s co-operation skills and their ability

to get on together. Written by Jenny Mosley and Helen

Sonnet.

This extensive collection of activities will enable children

to explore how to work together effectively through

ideas for paired tasks, problem solving, games, outdoor

activities, music, and many more. At the same time as

engaging in exciting and well-planned activities, children

will acquire those skills necessary to work with and relate

well to others.

101 Activities to Help Children Get on Together will help

teachers to develop a classroom that is a pleasant place

to work, where relationships are valued and in which

every child matters and is appreciated. Contains 144

pages (246 x 168mm).

A1000311 £ 18.99

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