We will continue to update this as and when we can. It  can be hard for some people to get dressed. Having to process the order correctly and ensure they have what they need can use up a lot of … Continue reading →

We have been looking at some resources to support pupils once they are in school. As a teacher, I would print this out in black and white or give a small version to pupils to keep. Once the taught lesson … Continue reading →

Many of our family and friends are visual learners. As we have has discussed many times before, visuals are easier to process and understand for many. We are currently visualising the Scottish Government’s phased approach to varying restrictions due to … Continue reading →

Everyone is concerned about returning to school. We have made a wee booklet to help. We would also suggest that staff begin now by playing games online with pupils such as “Guess the staff behind the mask?” Take a picture … Continue reading →

Questioning and answering is an essential and natural part of communication. For some it can be difficult because the brain has to work too hard to process the information and then find an appropriate response. Having sentence starters can help. … Continue reading →

Emotions can be a tricky business. We all experience them, but our experience of them differs based on our past and our interpretation of situations. Sometimes we can feel sad but it is a small emotion, other times it is … Continue reading →

Lots more games are taking place outdoors just now. I am sure like our families, there are debates about the rules! Have no fear! Here are some visualised games that, secretly at least, most of us love to play! Tig … Continue reading →

We spend more time with ourselves than we do with anyone else. This may seem like an obvious statement, but it is important to consider what it means. How many times do we talk of others and say “if only … Continue reading →

Over the past couple of months, we have created and posted lots promoting positive mental wellbeing. We know there are so many people struggling and we aim to ensure that our children and young people grow up with a better … Continue reading →

We know learning new skills can be difficult. Not all learning needs to be academic. Learning life skills are vitally important. At any stage of our life. we may have to relearn some of these skills. These visuals can help … Continue reading →

Wearing masks can be very frightening for some people. As we mention in our previous posts (Masks), this can be due to many reasons. Wear Mask

It can be very difficult to explain social distancing to anyone who finds it difficult to understand. We have created some resources to try to help. We are not going into details of Coronavirus and do not mention it. These … Continue reading →

Many of our families and schools have been in contact raising concerns about how some young people and children may react to having to wear a mask. There is so much uncertainty at the moment that everyone is feeling. Children … Continue reading →

We have mentioned in previous posts about the importance of using visuals to support independence. We have also looked at the importance of breaking down instructions. To help with this, we are making some resources to visualise activities to promote … Continue reading →

Just a wee treat for you all! Anyone else had that experience of being at a party and the dance floor fills up when a certain song  comes on but you can’t figure it out. Here are some of our … Continue reading →

We know some of you have been asking for visualised nursery rhymes and fun songs. PDFs in blue and underlined. 5 green bottles 5 little monkeys 5 currant buns PDF Available below Songs Baby Shark 5 little speckled frogs Copyright … Continue reading →

All issues have now been resolved! If using a computer, click on the PDFs at the bottom of each blog post. Thanks for all your patience! Take care!  

We know how difficult (and expensive) working from home can be. So we have been looking at resources that can be made from every day items found around the house. Let us know what you think! Remember this isn’t about … Continue reading →