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Topic “Large group or a class”
Contains activities or strategies suitable for use in a large group or in a class.
Using visual timetables
Ideas for using visual timetables.
Visual timetables are an easy and powerful way to help children to stay engaged with lessons and to support their understanding of what's going on and what they need to do.
Research evidence shows that this type of support can reduce anxiety and confusion whilst supporting a child's memory for what they need to do in tasks.
Example visual timetables
You can use a visual timetable to map out the whole day:
Strategies to support attention, listening and understanding language in students aged 7+
Lryves
Created 2 November 2021.
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