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These speech and language resources support children with special needs, save you preparation time and give great value for money. #DevLangDis
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FAQs on how the COVID-19 measures will affect children and young people with special educational needs
IPSEA update on COVID-19, school closures and SEN provision
www.ipsea.org.uk
In light of the announcement that schools will be closing, IPSEA has put together a list of FAQs on the how the COVID-19 measures will affect children and young people with special educational needs (...At Black Sheep Press, customers and our staff and all the children and young people we support are at the heart of everything we do. The last few weeks have been incredibly challenging for us all and our thoughts are with each and every one of you, your families, colleagues and loved ones during these difficult times.
Our website is operating as usual (you can access your resources quickly and efficiently by logging in at any time) and we are happy to hear from our customers via telephone.
Ordering via our website is easy, and, when paying by card, resources are available by downloads immediately.
If you prefer to receive your order on CD rather than download, this is not a problem, but please bear with us if this takes a little longer to dispatch as our staff are all working from home.
We have added some free resources and discounted resources to our website which can be downloaded by you and the parents and children you work with.
Some of our regular customers have let us know how particularly useful the Zoom video conferencing screen share facility is proving, allowing them to conduct sessions with children on their case load via an online video link. During these challenging times where face to face sessions cannot take place, therapists and teachers are able to use the really simple screen share facility. Put simply, this means that the Black Sheep resources which you have on your PC, laptop or tablet can be shared with the child for the duration of your session and sign up is FREE.
If you have any questions about using your Black Sheep Press resources with children while they are at home do not hesitate to get in touch.
www.blacksheeppress.co.uk/product/free-resources/
FREE Resources (Enter CV19BS at basket to redeem) - Black Sheep Press
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Free resources to download while children are working from home over the next few weeks: s cluster game, a sound story and Easter activitiesThanks guys - hope you’re all safe and well 👍
Very kind of BSP, thank you!
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Nicola Masson Erin Hobbs there are a couple of speech ones here.
NEW ARRIVAL
Having a word finding difficulty is when a child knows and understands a particular word, but has problems retrieving it.
It’s the feeling that many people recognise … ‘It’s on the tip of my tongue.’
This new pack of beautifully illustrated word finding activities is highly visual and offers a range of fun and engaging activities designed to improve semantic and phonological processing skills, and includes strategies to assist word retrieval. Find out more bit.ly/WordFindAct
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Megan Chin
When I return to work...this looks great!!
Pleased that people are liking the look of this and hope you feel it's value for money....there is an awful lot in it. We are just pleased to have it finally published! Sarah Parkin gave us the original idea ages ago!!!
Beth Claire x
Judith McClusky life this
Aww wow get ordering Mo when we can x x
Megan we need this!
Ele Leatherbarrow - looks good 😊
Cassy McDonald this one
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For those of you putting together activities for children to work from home over the next few weeks we thought we would help you out with a FREE resource @ www.blacksheeppress.co.uk/product/free-easter-games-just-enter-freeast-at-checkout/
Two Easter games which include a picture matching game focusing on initial /t/ and an inferencing exercise.
Download for free by entering the code FREEAST at basket.
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Hi, like some others I can’t complete my purchase for download. It won’t allow me to enter/select country but won’t accept the order without it. Thanks
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The move to secondary school brings lots of changes - different classrooms, children, subjects, teachers, travel arrangements and uniform. We have resources designed to reduce the anxiety that children my experience. Check them out:
www.blacksheeppress.co.uk/product/secondary-school-readiness-transition-to-secondary-school/
www.blacksheeppress.co.uk/product/developing-situational-understanding/
Secondary School Readiness - Transition to secondary school - Black Sheep Press
www.blacksheeppress.co.uk
A resource which provides discussion points, and opportunities for supporting the students’ varied concerns regarding their transition to secondary school.