A comprehensive one-on-one lesson designed for adults with disabilities to transition from passive screen time to active, fulfilling hobbies and community involvement.
A social skills lesson designed for students with intellectual disabilities, focusing on initiating conversations and asking questions through a basketball-themed social story, role-playing, and an active movement game.
A set of visual tools and strategies to help students with learning disabilities and autism identify, communicate, and regulate their emotions using a simplified mood meter.
A focused lesson designed to help students identify personal barriers to task completion and implement a visual checklist strategy to increase independence and decrease prompt dependency.
A series of focused tracing worksheets for 1st grade students with ADHD, featuring high-contrast paths, minimal distractions, and integrated reward stars.
A visual behavior support system designed for a 4-year-old to encourage safe hands and functional communication using Lego-themed rewards.
A foundational week of daily 20-minute routines focusing on CVC blending, phoneme-grapheme mapping, and sentence fluency to build student confidence and accuracy.
A comprehensive set of resources designed to help preschool students understand the importance of staying within the classroom and with their teachers to remain safe.
A 120-minute instructional session specifically designed for adults with IDD, focusing on distinguishing between needs, wants, and hopes to support independence and self-advocacy.
A social-emotional monitoring system designed for high school students to self-advocate and track their social-communication energy levels throughout the day.
A comprehensive set of speech therapy materials designed for preschool students to practice the /f/ and /v/ sounds in all word positions through engaging picture cards and progress tracking.
Focuses on establishing routines, visual supports, and gamified learning for toileting and dressing skills using a construction theme.
A structured lesson for 8th-grade special education students to learn the art of crafting social stories. Students will analyze examples, identify social cues, and build their own 'Blueprints for Success' to navigate social transitions and group interactions with confidence.
Focuses on teaching the student to replace 'no' with 'yes' or 'okay' words and how to use a break card when feeling overwhelmed.