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Sequencing is an important life skill, which enables us to recount events in a logical order and to understand what is going to happen next. It is also an essential element in the development of literacy skills. Understanding sequences is key to reading, writing and following instructions in the classroom.
The Sequencing Bundle from Black Sheep Press offers an extensive bank of resources to teach this skill in both oral and literacy formats. All the materials are fully illustrated and suitable for a wide range (4 -11years). They include clear instructions and can be used in the clinic, classroom or at home.
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This Three Part Sequencing Pack includes 20 colourful and fun sequences, suitable for a wide age range. Perfect for a variety of therapy and teaching targets, it is particularly beneficial for neurodiverse children who may experience difficulties with sequencing and ordering events.
These three part sequences serve as an excellent visual aid for both teachers and therapists, helping children improve their ability to organise and understand the order of events in a story or sequence.
This Words in Pictures pack contains 41 funny, colourful and often unpredictable two-part sequences designed to help neurodiverse children who need to improve their sequencing skills.
Picture sequencing sets are a staple resource in most speech and language therapy clinics and classrooms. This fun and easy-to-use pack can be deployed here and in the home.
Witty, unpredictable, colourful and charming, this WIP (Words in Pictures) pack contains a range of four-part sequences which are particularly useful for children with neurodiverse children who need to improve their sequencing skills.
The development of children’s communication skills through play is at the core of all language teaching. While it is always recommended that children should have the opportunity to learn language through ‘hands on’ play, Sentence Builder provides an extensive bank of pictures which can be used to develop children’s understanding of language and their expressive skills through key words.
A colourful pack of activities and ideas, suitable for use with children from 3- 7 years. Full instructions are included.
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Based on the work of Bec Shanks and further developed in collaboration with Helen Rippon, Story Starters provides an extensive set of colourful illustrations linked to a structured Narrative framework which will help a child practice build structured story sequences
Based on Bec’s Narrative Therapy research, Story Starters develops the concepts of ‘Who?’, ‘Where?’, ‘When?’, ‘What happened?’, and ‘The End' within a conventionalised form that includes:
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This Before/After pack is part of our popular Concepts In Pictures series and provides techniques, activities and games to teach the concepts of Before/After.
A language enrichment pack of full colour illustrated worksheets to teach the concepts Before/After to children aged 4-7. Repetition and reinforcement activities are included to fully establish understanding. Concept words are always best taught in a ‘concrete’ real life situation - for example, before you go to bed/after you have a bath. The colourful illustrations and amusing activities encourage use of the words Before/After in the correct context.
Detailed instructions are provided making the pack suitable for use in speech and language clinics, nurseries, home and school. The pack is also suitable for teaching sequencing skills.
The concepts First, Next and Last are difficult for many children. These language development and enrichment exercises provide fun activities to re-inforce the concept of First, Next and Last and to work on sequencing. A Vocabulary Screening tool is also included.
The clear instructions make them ideal for clinic, home and school. Suitable for a wide range of abilities for children aged 4-7 years+
The understanding and use of concepts is an important area of language development, as knowledge of concepts is essential for a child to be able to understand routines, follow instructions, learn new vocabulary and support literacy and numeracy skills. The Concepts In Pictures series provides teaching techniques, activities and games to help children learn a range of basic concepts.
The packs in our popular Concepts In Pictures series provide teaching techniques, activities and games to help children learn a range of key concepts - in this case '"Days of the Week" (now available in full colour).
The understanding and use of concepts is an important area of language development - knowledge of concepts is essential for a child to be able to understand routines, follow instructions, learn new vocabulary and support literacy and numeracy skills.
The colourful, illustrated worksheets can be used in one to one or small group settings with children of a wide age and ability range. They are suitable to be used by speech and language therapists and teaching staff and, because each activity is accompanied by clear instructions, they are also ideal for home programmes of work.
The packs in our popular Concepts In Pictures series provide teaching techniques, activities and games to help children learn a range of key concepts - in this case 'Parts of the Day' (morning, afternoon, evening and night).
The products contained within our Sequencing bundle are amongst our bestselling sets of resources. The bundle price gives a saving of 10%.
The bundle consists of 10 separate packs which focus on sequencing.
Age: Suitable for a wide age range from 4-11 years
Format: Available as downloads
You may also be interested in our online resource for 4-Part Sequences.
3 to 5 years, 5 to 7 years
5 to 7 years, 7 to 11 years
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