Only PD Centre subscribers and SENict Supporters can download these versions of our activities which have been designed to help your students develop choosing skills with one or two switches. There's more information about the many benefits of a subscription here.

If you plan to use these activities to teach switch skills, you will need a switch interface set to send <SPACE> for switch 1 and <Enter> for switch 2. Our activities for two switch users will not work with switch interfaces that send mouse clicks. If you're not sure how to set up your switch interface, please use the contact form and let me know which switch interface you are currently using. For more general information about teaching switch skills toward formal scanning, please refer to the support materials in our PD Centre.

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The SENict Resources 32GB USB Mem Stick contains all of our accessible activities, that's currently over 600 activities. The activities have been carefully curated into folders making it easy to find the right activity to motivate and engage your students and at the correct level to help them make progress with their access skills. Our new 32GB Mem Stick also contains around 200 printable pages of switch caps and choosing cards to support our activities plus hours of training videos and support materials covering skills progression with switches, touch devices, pointing devices and eye gaze. All of our activities are mapped to levels descriptors for switch, touch, mouse and eye gaze progression found on our website and mem sticks.

Choosing activities for common access devices including one and two switch scanning, direct touch, mouse and pointing devices and eye gaze systems. Choices are presented in rows of three for switch, touch and mouse and two for eye gaze users.

PD Centre subscribers: These activities contribute to progress at the following levels of access skills progression.

Activities in the section below have been updated to include a new 'empty cell' switch method. Choose this feature from the one or two switch scanning menu.

After mastering 'errorless' scanning activities, some children need additional support as they move from there to finding and selecting specific cells. This can be provided by presenting rows of options which contain empty cells. As the row is scanned empty cells are announced with "nothing here" and no reward is provided for choosing them. If the student selects the correct 'filled' cell, a reward is played in the usual way. Removing the visual clutter and providing clear auditory cues provides the scaffolded support a student might need to achieve formal scanning.

These activities also support one and two switch errorless scanning with or without spoken auditory prompts, plus configurable touch, pointing device and eye gaze access.

These activities are designed for two switch users and are ideal to help teach the 'move and choose' principle. A single item is presented on the screen. Pressing the 'move' switch will change this item for another. Pressing the 'choose' switch will select the item on screen and play the associated reward.

PD Centre subscribers: These activities contribute to progress at the following levels of access skills progression.

These activities are designed to help students differentiate between the actions of two switches. Select switch colours, attach an activity to each switch and start the program. Pressing switch one plays reward one, pressing switch two plays reward two. Files are zipped and include a full set of switch cap labels to print for both large and 'Jelly Bean' size switches.

PD Centre subscribers: These activities contribute to progress at the following levels of access skills progression.