SEN learning library
Reading, spelling, maths and speech activities for children aged 5 to 12, plus signs, checklists and school support, for parents and teachers. Word lists, worksheets, games and guides, all in one place.
Looking for help with big feelings, meltdowns or worries instead? Go to SEN Kids’ Wellbeing →
Choose an age
UK school years and US grades for each age
What do you need help with?
Choose a need
Prefer a step-by-step plan? Try a free 10-minute course, with worksheets to print.
All learning guides, A to Z
-
Free dyslexia test for kids: a 2-minute parent checklist and the best online screeners
-
Free Speech and Language Resources for Parents and Teachers
-
Fun word sounds game for dyslexic kids ages 5-10+
-
Get the right private dyslexia tutor, 10 questions to ask
-
Help a dyslexic child remember spellings aged 6-10+
-
Help dyslexic child aged 8+ to write essays and stories
-
How can I help a pupil with autism and ADHD stay focused in class?
-
How can schools support parents when a child refuses to go to school?
-
How do I create a calming SEND classroom?
-
How do I support a non-verbal autistic pupil in class?
-
How do schools spot pupils who need SEN support or intervention?
-
How do you teach phonics in an autism unit?
-
How does dyslexia work in the brain
-
How should a TA respond when an autistic pupil says hurtful things?
-
How to check if a dyslexic child understands instructions
-
How to explain dyslexia to a child
-
How to Get a Dyscalculia Assessment for Your Child in the UK
-
How to get dyslexia help from teachers
-
How to Get NHS Speech and Language Therapy for Your Child
-
How to Help a Child With Dyscalculia: What Support Really Works
-
How to help a dyslexic child learn times tables: 5 tips that work
-
How to help a dyslexic child tell the time: 5 tips and tools
-
How to help a dyslexic child who struggles with reading
-
How to improve handwriting for dyslexic children aged 5-7+
Did practice end in tears tonight? Here’s 10 minutes to calm things down, for both of you.
Join our free group
You’re not on your own. Ask questions, share what works and get quick ideas from people who get it.
For SEN mums, parents and carers
The group is free. More about our group