People who help us - Police - provision activity Finger print patterns

This pack contains three different colourful semantics tasks with additional adaptations for children who are ready to practice their writing skills. This is an activity from an upcoming unit of planning for SEN learners with SLD focused upon people who help us. All photographs are stock images, with visual aids paid as part of a subscription to Boardmaker 7. Keep your eyes peeled for the unit of planning coming soon!

A cover page, a cut and stick worksheet activity and a short writing activity all related to the topic of ‘People Who Help Us’, complete with images of individuals who work in different occupations which could be used as a starter activity for children to ‘guess their job’.

Police, Firefighter and Ambulance 10 frame mats

Included is a worksheet with different types of lines attached to emergency service vehicles for children to develop their cutting skills. Perfect to use in a fine motor area within continuous provision!

People who help us provision activity Phone the people who help us - number recognition

2 sheets - one is firefighter themed and one is police officer themed. Ideal for EYFS and a ‘People Who Help Us’ topic.

SEND/EYFS Friendly Writing Planning Includes: -Planning -7 sessions -Story props for Interactive Sensory Story -Ideas for Attention Autism linked to story -Inclusive, visual based lessons (e.g. colourful semantics, widgit) Book: Doctor by Lucy M George

Writing prompt for ‘People Who Help Us’ theme Includes discs and table sign

A bumper pack with lots of forms, signs and pictures to set up a role play area of a Fire Station. The pack is great for use in the EYFS and also within KS1 and KS2 enabling you to print out the resources again and again. The resources would also be great for parents or child-minders to create their own role play area at home and for nurseries and playgroups. The pack includes: Large letters to display in your role play area of 'Fire Station' (these are not shown in the photo) A large banner saying 'Fire Station' Word and picture cards with words relating to fire stations such as helmet, fire engine, ladder etc Large A4 size pictures of objects relating to the fire service-great for display in your role play area or when learning about 'People who help us' Lots of different forms to encourage writing in the role play area such as incident forms, equipment forms, forms for taking emergency phone call messages etc Signs to display in your 'fire station' such as reception, fire exit, signs showing where to replace equipment etc. Fire fighters' badges in different sizes to make Fire fighters' identity cards to make Posters to display in your role play area and also great for discussion such as 'don't play with matches', the number to call in an emergency etc An A4 sign to laminate where the children or adult can write the names of the 'fire fighters' that day A large fire engine to print out (this prints on 2 A4 pieces of paper and needs to be joined together) The posters, signs and pictures will create a motivating and colourful role play area either inside your classroom or in your outside area which will encourage the children to further their vocabulary and language and encourage writing for different purposes

Support early sentence development with this engaging Colourful Semantics activity based on People Who Help Us! Learners use real-life photographs and symbol choices to build simple 3-word sentences, helping to develop communication, vocabulary and understanding of key community roles in a structured and accessible way. This Colourful Semantics sentence-building resource helps learners develop simple sentence structures while exploring the topic of People Who Help Us in the Community. Each activity card features a photograph linked to a community helper, providing a meaningful visual prompt for learners to create a simple 3-word sentence. Learners select from a range of symbol-supported options to complete the sentence, making this activity ideal for those who benefit from visual support and structured language teaching. Included in this Resource: ✔ 8 photograph-based sentence activities ✔ 8 simple 3-word Colourful Semantics sentences ✔ Symbol-supported answer choices ✔ Clear visual layout to support understanding ✔ Ready-to-print resource for individual, small group or classroom use Ideal For: Special Educational Needs (SEN) Autism-friendly classrooms Speech and Language interventions Pre-Entry and Entry Level learners Early Years and Key Stage 1 Learners developing early sentence structure Skills Supported: Building simple sentences Understanding Colourful Semantics Vocabulary development Communication and language skills Reading and symbol recognition Understanding community roles and occupations Making choices and answering questions This resource provides a motivating and meaningful way to practice sentence building while reinforcing knowledge of the important people who help us every day.

People Who Help Us - Labelling Activity Includes disc cut outs and table sign

3 ‘People Who Help Us’ themed Pencil Control Sheets Includes table sign

People who help us provision activity Match the vehicle to the job

People Who Help Us Topic Theme Children look at the pictures and can write what they can see.

A 25-page printable pack introducing eight community helpers through botanical watercolour portraits, real facts about each job, and sorting, matching and reading activities. The eight helpers Doctor — keeping people healthy one check-up at a time Firefighter — the one who runs in when everyone else runs out Teacher — turning questions into learning every single day Police officer — keeping the community safe and helping when people are lost Postal worker — rain or shine, delivering letters to every door Farmer — growing the food that reaches every table Chef — turning ingredients into meals that bring people together Vet — the doctor for animals, from kittens to horses What children will learn Knowledge — four facts about each helper, an “I help by…” summary on every spotlight page, where each helper works and what they wear Sorting and matching — helpers to workplaces, tools to helpers, vehicles to helpers, uniforms to helpers Reading — six “Who Am I?” clue descriptions to read and solve, a passage about the people who help at school Maths — counting community-themed groups and completing patterns Writing and drawing — tracing helper names, writing about a favourite helper, drawing what they want to be when they grow up What’s inside — 25 pages Eight spotlight pages with watercolour portraits and four facts each Workplace sorting, tool matching and uniform matching Vehicle matching — fire engine, ambulance, police car, Royal Mail van, tractor, vet van Six “Who Am I?” clue cards and a reading comprehension passage Counting and pattern activities Tracing, writing and creative drawing pages Community street colouring scene and completion certificate Why teachers and parents love this pack Warm, realistic watercolour portraits — diverse across skin tones and genders UK version with correct uniforms, vehicles and vocabulary throughout Real curriculum content woven through every page — not just colouring Activities flow from meeting the helpers to sorting, matching, reading and imagining Instant PDF download, 25 pages. A4 and US Letter. Print as many copies as you need for your class or family.

Here are a few different activities to support learning through the topic of People Who Help Us

Various picturs which I gathered together when I was in FS. It includes different pictures of police vans, fire engines etc for the children to develop their understanding of different types of vehicles etc. I also gethered various pics of police badges from around the world. I put these in the creative area with lots of tin foil for the children to re-create on their own accord.... PLEASE LEAVE FEEDBACK :D

Whiteboard activities enabling pupils to learn about the role of the police, firefighters, doctor, nurse and lollipop lady. Worksheets to support letter formation and writing. Clipart used with permission of Learning and Teaching Scotland

A wordsearch of People Who Help Us and related words.