English grid sets
PCW - Adjectives
A gird to support step 1 of the Predictable Chart Writing with a sentence starter that is 3 words and then choosing an adjective from SC50. Created for CENMAC
PDOC Assessment
Designed and created by Dante Rossi, Compass Rehab & Assistive Technology Service. This gridset was created to support therapists working with clients presenting as Prolonged Disorders of Consciousness (PDOC) at the Royal Hospital for...
Pediatric Target Ax
A set of grids designed to assist with eye gaze assessments. Activities include target practice, assessment keyboards and sample symbol communication boards.
Penelope Snoop Ace Detective Writing Activities
A set of differentiated writing activities about the book 'Penelope Snoop: Ace Detective' by Pamela Butchart. Activities include writing a book review and creating sentences about the story; grid sets with differentiated levels of support; write...
Penny test 2
A text based communication system for literate users. Text Talker includes prediction and a ready made bank of instant messages. Text Talker was developed for use with Grid Player and includes a copy to clipboard function for simple integration...
Periodic Table
explore the periodic table with a fun song to help you learn. each tile you can click on to learn what the symbol of the element means
Periodic Table - UK
Explore the periodic table with a fun song to help you learn. each tile you can click on to learn what the symbol of the element means
Personal Care
This Grid Set is all about comfort! Because of my condition (view my profile for more info), if I can't use my eye gaze to solve the problem, then I need to ask for help. It started out as a single grid, that would allow me to easily construct...
Pete the Cat - ATtherapy
This grid set was created by ATtherapy. This is to be used with the book Pere the Cat by Eric Litwin. As you read the book, play the sound effects and ask what colour are Pete's shoes now!? Have fun! Contact: info@attherapy.co.uk
Peter Picker - The Worlds Worst Children 2 By David Walliams
Every day at 11am, you can listen one of David Walliams’ World’s Worst Children stories, so sit down, take a break, and enjoy 20ish minutes of pure fun! : https://www.worldofdavidwalliams.com/ We will share these iin the form of an accessible...