How do you make a cheese sandwich?

How do you wash your hands?

How do you brush your teeth?

How do you make toast?

How do you eat a banana?

Answer Cards

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Rinse hands under the tap.

Add soap and lather

hands.

Rinse hands and dry.

Spread butter on the

bread.

Put cheese on the

bread.

Put another slice of bread on top.

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Put toothpaste on the

brush.

Brush your teeth.

Rinse with water.

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Put the bread in the

toaster Push the button down.

Pick a banana from the Bunch.

Eat the banana. Bunch.

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Peel the banana from the skin.

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Wait for the toast to pop

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SEN IDEAS AND RESOURCES

Summer 1 Week 2

Following instructions and sequencing are areas that many children find difficult. Below and attached to the Speech and Language are

simple two or three step sequencing activities you may like to try. I have selected activities that are simple and that require limited

steps and which are hands on and visual. If you are unable to print the picture you can still carry out the activities and/or relate to

their daily chores ie. getting dressed what goes on first, then, next, after that or having breakfast do you pour the milk first then the

cereal? If three steps is too difficult try two.

Baking (see recipe below) also helps with sequencing and building up muscles ie. mixing and it is visual.

SPEECH AND LANGUAGE IDEAS AND RESOURCES

SUMMER 1, WEEK 2

Using and developing language can be done in a variety of ways and at different levels of complexity including cooking and baking

activities which not only allow children to learn spoken language and words but visually see what those words mean ie. butter -yellow,

creamy, hard but becomes softer, tastes like … Baking also allows lots of talk, turn taking, face to face sharing an experience with

guidance and breaking the instructions into accessible and achievable steps. Below is a simple biscuit recipe which includes honey. Along

with talking through the recipe method and instructions, you could also talk about the current season, weather, where honey comes from

and how it is made.

Honey Biscuits Recipe Notes:- This simple Honey Biscuits recipe contains just five ingredients and are perfect for filling up your biscuit tin and can be

frozen! You can make this dough in advance and store covered in your fridge and freezer, bring it back to room temperature before

attempting to make into balls.

The time it takes to cream your butter and sugar will be impacted by the temperature of your butter. These biscuits are best stored in

an airtight container in a cool and dark spot for up to one week.

Preparation Time:- 15 mins Cooking Time:- 15 mins Makes 36 biscuits

Naming and Identifying objects/ Keywords: ingredients, butter, sugar, honey, egg, egg yolk/white, self-raising flour, biscuits, preheat,

baking paper, beat/whisk/mix, spoon, roll, balls, fork, bake, cool

Following Instructions / Keywords:- first, then, after that, next, finally

Ingredients

200 grams butter softened 200 grams butter softened

• 1 cup sugar

• 2 tbsp honey

• 1 egg yolk

• 2 cups self raising flour

Instructions

1. Pre-heat your oven to 180 degrees and line two trays with baking paper.

2. Place the softened butter and sugar into the bowl of an electric mixer and beat for 3 - 4 minutes or until pale

and creamy. (Can also use a fork or whisk)

3. Add the honey, egg yolk and self raising flour and mix until a dough forms.

4. Use a dessert spoon to scoop up the mixture and shape into a small ball with your hands. Place onto the

baking tray and repeat until all of the mixture has been used.

5. Gently press on the top of the biscuits with the back of a fork to slightly flatten before placing into your pre-

heated oven and baking for 12 - 15 minutes or until they begin to turn golden.

6. Carefully remove from the oven and allow the biscuits to cool on the baking tray for 10 minutes before

transferring to a wire rack to cool completely.

Now Next

Then Finally

Now/Next: This can be used for the steps in baking or can also be used for instructional steps ie. daily routine, decisions, etc.

Visual timetable for home go to https://www.twinkl.co.uk/resource/t-c-081-visual-timetable-for-home or

https://www.twinkl.co.uk/resource/t-c-372-daily-routine-cards-for-home.