A foundational phonics lesson focusing on identifying and using primary consonant digraphs (sh, ch, th, wh) with visual supports and scaffolded activities designed for students with IEPs.

This lesson focuses on helping children navigate the frustration of being told 'no' through a social story and practical calming strategies. It provides visual tools and a narrative to help students recognize their feelings and make safe choices.

A lesson designed to teach peers how to use non-verbal gestures like waves and high-fives to greet students with ASD, fostering a supportive and inclusive classroom environment.

A comprehensive behavioral support package designed to manage and reduce physical aggression through proactive planning, student-led coping strategies, and consistent monitoring.

A lesson focused on teaching students with emotional challenges how to replace verbal aggression with 'I statements' and self-removal techniques. Includes strategies for de-escalation and practical communication tools.

A set of resources designed to help SLPs and educators track and support student progress in conversational turn-taking, topic maintenance, and active listening.

A guided problem-solving lesson for students with IEPs, focusing on using visual tools like ten frames and part-part-whole mats to solve one-step word problems involving all four operations. The lesson emphasizes keyword identification and structured step-by-step processing.

A hands-on phonics activity focusing on the distinction between the 'b' and 'p' sounds using Lively Letters characters and color-coded visual cues. Students will sort pictures based on their initial sounds to reinforce phonemic awareness and letter-sound correspondence.

Resources focused on the transition from Boston to Chicago and strategies for managing food-related anxiety during the trip.

A structured social-emotional learning lesson designed for students with autism, focusing on the concrete steps of making and keeping friends through a visual social story and interactive practice.

A modified lesson on renewable energy sources designed for students with IEPs, featuring simplified text, visual supports, and accessible activity types like matching and circling.

A lesson designed to help students identify the main idea and key details in informational texts about community helpers, using visual supports and sentence frames.

A set of interactive slides designed for speech therapy, focusing on 'When' and 'Why' questions through relatable summer scenarios like beach safety, camping, and sun protection.