Sigxma C.I.C

20/05/2026

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Free GROWTH MINDSET ACTIVITY WORKSHEET FOR KIDS AND TEENS

🌱 Growth mindset helps children and young people understand that progress matters more than perfection. Every challenge, mistake, and small success is part of learning and growing.

This free printable worksheet encourages children to reflect on goals, strengths, resilience, supportive people, and positive self-beliefs in a simple and engaging way. It can help start meaningful conversations about confidence, emotions, coping skills, and personal growth.

Perfect for social workers, schools, therapists, foster carers, mentors, and parents to use during direct work, wellbeing sessions, or everyday support. 💛

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20/05/2026

Learning colors made simple and fun.

Our autism-friendly color flashcards are designed with clear visuals, large text, and simple layouts to help children recognize and learn colors with confidence. Perfect for home learning, classrooms, speech therapy, and early education.

Colors included:
Red, Blue, Yellow, Green, Orange, Purple, Pink, Black, White, Brown

Learning through visual support, one color at a time.

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20/05/2026

Learning shapes through simple visual support.

Our autism-friendly shape flashcards are designed with clear images, large text, and simple layouts to help children identify and understand shapes in a fun and engaging way. Great for early learning, speech therapy, classrooms, and home activities.

Shapes included:
Circle, Square, Triangle, Rectangle, Oval, Star, Heart, Diamond, Pentagon, Hexagon

Building learning confidence one shape at a time.

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20/05/2026

🧩 Autism Communication Flashcards for Nonverbal Children 💙

These visual supports can help autistic and nonverbal children express their needs more confidently 💙

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20/05/2026

Learning numbers made simple with visual flashcards from 1–20. Each card includes the number, number word, and counting dots to support early learning and number recognition.

Perfect for toddlers, preschool learning, autism support, homeschooling, and early education.

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20/05/2026

✨ Learning the alphabet one sound at a time! ✨

I created A–Z phonics flashcards with bright visuals and letter sounds to help little learners build early reading skills in a fun way. 📚🧩🔤

Perfect for:
👶 Toddlers
🧒 Preschool & early learners
💙 Autism-friendly learning
🏠 Home learning activities

Which letter is your child’s favorite? Comment below ⬇️

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20/05/2026

🧩 Autism Communication Flashcards for Nonverbal Children 💙

These visual supports can help autistic and nonverbal children express their needs more confidently 💙

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20/05/2026

🧩 Autism Communication Flashcards for Nonverbal Children 💙

Helping little voices communicate big feelings ✨
Created simple visual flashcards for:
🍎 I want to eat
🥤 I want to drink
😴 I want to sleep
🤒 I feel sick
🥶 I am cold
🥵 I am hot
✅ I have finished

These visual supports can help autistic and nonverbal children express their needs more confidently 💙

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20/05/2026

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Free WHEN I FEEL DISTRACTED POSTER FOR CHILDREN AT SCHOOL

Children can find it hard to concentrate when they feel overwhelmed, anxious, restless or distracted. This free printable “When I Feel Distracted” poster helps children recognise when their attention is drifting and reminds them of simple, practical strategies they can use to refocus, regulate and feel calmer. Ideal for classrooms, nurture groups, pastoral support, SEN interventions and emotional wellbeing work in schools. A helpful visual resource for teachers supporting children with attention, regulation and learning needs. Download the free resource here: Social Workers Toolbox

20/05/2026

A child in meltdown is not being “bad”.
Their brain has gone into survival mode.

When children feel overwhelmed, scared, embarrassed, anxious or unheard, the thinking part of the brain can temporarily switch off. That is why shouting, punishments and lectures often make things worse - not better.

What they need most in that moment is a calm adult, safety, connection and time.

Too many children are labelled as naughty when they are actually distressed.

Every parent, teacher, carer and professional needs to understand this. It changes the way we respond to children forever. ❤️

Free WHAT HAPPENS IN A CHILD’S BRAIN DURING A MELTDOWN? POSTER

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