Limitingclassroomdecorationor displaysActivelypromotingstudentwellbeingMaking a workstationavailable forlearners to usewhen they needitComplementinghigh-qualityteaching withcarefully-selected smallgroupAvoididiomaticlanguageKeepinstructionsclear andconciseEnablingchildren toaccess thesame activitiesas otherlearnersTo providethe highestqualitysupportOne-to-oneinterventionsCreating apositive andsupportiveenvironmentfor all studentUsing avisualtimetablethroughoutthe dayCommunicatingwith colleaguesand parentsAdapting yourcommunicationWorkingeffectivelywith teachingassistantsTasks areeffectivelydifferentiatedand ambitiousin theiroutcomesEnsuring allstudents haveaccess tohigh-qualityteachingPrioritising,modelling, andencouragingpositiverelationshipsUse technologywhereappropriate toscaffold thelearnerDo not issuemultipleinstructionsat onceTo review SENoutcomes,interventions,or provisionplansUsingvisuals forclassroomorganisationOpen andhonest lines ofcommunicationwith parentsAnenvironmentthat is safeand secureYour ownconfidencein supportingstudents withSENTalkingto thechildLimitingclassroomdecorationor displaysActivelypromotingstudentwellbeingMaking a workstationavailable forlearners to usewhen they needitComplementinghigh-qualityteaching withcarefully-selected smallgroupAvoididiomaticlanguageKeepinstructionsclear andconciseEnablingchildren toaccess thesame activitiesas otherlearnersTo providethe highestqualitysupportOne-to-oneinterventionsCreating apositive andsupportiveenvironmentfor all studentUsing avisualtimetablethroughoutthe dayCommunicatingwith colleaguesand parentsAdapting yourcommunicationWorkingeffectivelywith teachingassistantsTasks areeffectivelydifferentiatedand ambitiousin theiroutcomesEnsuring allstudents haveaccess tohigh-qualityteachingPrioritising,modelling, andencouragingpositiverelationshipsUse technologywhereappropriate toscaffold thelearnerDo not issuemultipleinstructionsat onceTo review SENoutcomes,interventions,or provisionplansUsingvisuals forclassroomorganisationOpen andhonest lines ofcommunicationwith parentsAnenvironmentthat is safeand secureYour ownconfidencein supportingstudents withSENTalkingto thechild

Supporting SEN in the classroom - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Limiting classroom decoration or displays
  2. Actively promoting student wellbeing
  3. Making a work station available for learners to use when they need it
  4. Complementing high-quality teaching with carefully-selected small group
  5. Avoid idiomatic language
  6. Keep instructions clear and concise
  7. Enabling children to access the same activities as other learners
  8. To provide the highest quality support
  9. One-to-one interventions
  10. Creating a positive and supportive environment for all student
  11. Using a visual timetable throughout the day
  12. Communicating with colleagues and parents
  13. Adapting your communication
  14. Working effectively with teaching assistants
  15. Tasks are effectively differentiated and ambitious in their outcomes
  16. Ensuring all students have access to high-quality teaching
  17. Prioritising, modelling, and encouraging positive relationships
  18. Use technology where appropriate to scaffold the learner
  19. Do not issue multiple instructions at once
  20. To review SEN outcomes, interventions, or provision plans
  21. Using visuals for classroom organisation
  22. Open and honest lines of communication with parents
  23. An environment that is safe and secure
  24. Your own confidence in supporting students with SEN
  25. Talking to the child