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These alphabet puzzles are a great way for students to work on their alphabet recognition skills as well as working on their initial sound/letter skills, fine motor skills and problem solving. You can use these jigsaws as part of your group work or 1:1 sessions.
These animal life cycle puzzles are a fun way for your students to work on their knowledge of animal life cycles.
It includes 5 different animal life cycle puzzles where students have to match together the different animal life cycles. Simply cut out each of the jigsaw pieces and laminate (this will keep them strong and longer lasting and students match the parts of the life cycle to the correct animals.
Animals included are:
♦ ant
♦ butterfly
♦ chicken
♦ frog
♦ turtle
These jigsaw puzzles are a fun way for you to introduce and promote Autism Awareness with your students. This resource contains 4 different levels of jigsaw puzzles, allowing you to differentiate with your individual students. All images included in the puzzles are linked to the theme of Autism Awareness.
The jigsaws come in the following levels:
♦ 2 piece jigsaw
♦ 3 piece jigsaw
♦ 12 piece jigsaw
♦ 20 piece jigsaw
These puzzles are a great way for your students to work on their blends, understanding and recognising them and being able to match images/words to the correct blends.
These spelling puzzles are a fun and engaging way for your students to work on body parts. Learning about body parts, and where they are on your own body is a very important skill. These puzzles will help to reinforce your students recognition of different body parts. It will also get them working on their fine motor, spelling and vocabulary skills.
These spelling puzzles will be a great addition to your Christmas Around the World topic. Each puzzle will engage your learners in a fun and hands-on approach. Your students will love learning about Christmas around the World.
This resource is a fun and hands on approach for your students to continue their learning on community helpers and look at which objects are linked to individual community helpers. For example a dentist – teeth, toothbrush, dental office etc.
These Spring puzzles are a fun addition to your lessons. They are a fun and engaging way to work on fine motor and attention skills. Students need to look at the puzzle pieces, paying close attention to detail. Then, they need to match two halves of a puzzle together, to make an image. When the…
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