Sally Hewitt

This comprehensive guide is bursting with achievable teaching strategies for those involved with ASD students in the school environment. Due to understaffed classes or poor staff training, many students with ASDs are taught in mainstream lessons where they do not receive the help they require and are entitled to. Hewitt shows that providing specialist support in schools enables students with ASDs and associated behavioural difficulties to become more included in pre-school, primary and secondary mainstream classes. Hewitt promotes tried and tested initiatives to evaluate staff expectations, convey meaning in the classroom through alternative methods of communication, re-think the physical environment of pupils and celebrate achievement with rewards. With an abundance of cost- and time-effective management guidelines for teachers and support staff of affected pupils, this book facilitates a more inclusive school setting and stresses the importance of a consistent working approach both at school and home. School/home liaison prepares students for a gradual reduction of staff intervention by encouraging greater student independence. Teachers and parents alike will find this an invaluable resource for integrating ASD students among their peers while providing them with the necessary support.

Specialist Support Approaches to Autism Spectrum Disorder Students in Mainstream Settings

How does the touch work? How can you feel? Witch part of your body allows you to feel? What are they made of? The ideal first introduction to the five senses, Science in Action explores the human body using fun experiments and activities. Senses provide all sorts of information about what is going on around us. The activities in Science In Action encourage young readers to understand how each of their senses work, for example by making their own sound waves or trying a series of optical illusions. Clear and simple text helps explain tricky scientific topics such as how the tongue tastes different flavours and how our eyes work. Senses provide all sorts of information about what is going on around us. The activities in Science In Action encourage young readers to understand how each of their senses work, for example by making their own sound waves or trying a series of optical illusions. Clear and simple text helps explain tricky scientific topics such as how the tongue tastes different flavours and how our eyes work. Using simple explanations and engaging photos, this book encourages children to think about how their senses work, while taking their first steps into scientific discovery.

The Senses: Touch

Anne Civardi

"It's the Little Monsters' big day out. Follow in their footsteps and find out where they go and what they do. At the same time, learn all about opposites."--Page 4 of cover.

A Novelty Book of Opposites

The Little Monsters Daytime Dash

Sometimes you can sort out a problem on your own. But sometimes you need to ask for help. This book helps young children to make this decision and find out all about what happens and how we may feel when someone close to us dies.

When People Die

A Novelty Book of Shapes

The Little Monsters Seaside Splash

'Amazing Science' shows us the scientific principles behind everything in the world around us. Each topic begins with an amazing fact to engage the imagination. 'Your Turn' activities and questions help to put the theory into practice.

Plants

Designed by a team of literacy specialists, Science Starters introduces young readers to key science vocabulary and concepts. Each book combines a narrative text and accessible language to increase reading fluency. Available in three reading levels, these books encourage readers to make observations about the world around them and identify key science principles and concepts.

Ants to Whales

Animal Kingdom

Jane Rowe

Examines the different kinds of clothes that people wear in different times and places.

The Clothes We Wear

An introduction to bones, their functions in the human body, and how they help us move

My Bones

ALTERNATIVE & RENEWABLE ENERGY TECHNOLOGY. Encourages children to take direct action to preserve their environment, combat climate change and work towards a sustainable future. Ages 7+.

Using Energy

Ways into History: Florence Nightingale tells the story of the famous nurse and her battle to make nursing a respected profession. It also looks at why we remember Florence Nightingale today. In the Ways into History series, original illustrations and simple text bring the past alive, while questions and activities encourage historical research and build up confidence and enthusiasm.

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