An introductory lesson on angles designed for 3rd-grade students with Down Syndrome, focusing on visual recognition of right, acute, and obtuse angles through simple comparisons and matching.
A comprehensive three-lesson sequence designed for intellectually disabled students to identify and analyze character traits, physical features/feelings, and internal motivations using visual cues.
A set of visual anchor charts and expectations to help students build independence, stay on task, and manage time during self-directed learning.
A bright, playful, and highly organized weekly classroom newsletter template designed for early childhood and elementary classrooms. Features dedicated, themed sections for Academics, Calendar & Events, Student Spotlight, and urgent Parent Action Items, utilizing a cheerful sunny-day aesthetic that is easy to read and customize.
A comprehensive educational unit celebrating neurodiversity, acceptance, and inclusive communication across elementary grades. It equips educators with slide presentations and reflection tools tailored for K-2 and 3-5 students to cultivate empathetic classrooms.
A social communication lesson designed to help students practice peer questioning, active listening, and turn-taking during lunch. Includes instructional slides for classroom modeling and printable conversation starter cards for real-time table practice.
A minimalist, bold rule-based poster designed for quick classroom reference. It features clean, direct behavior statements and high-impact typography.
An automotive-themed emotional regulation curriculum designed for elementary students (specifically those with ADHD/Rejection Sensitivity) to reframe feedback triggers as engine RPM revs and coping strategies as downshifting gears.
A curated collection of high-leverage teaching tools and templates designed to streamline lesson planning and implement Universal Design for Learning (UDL) principles in elementary school classrooms (Grades 1-5).
A visual, step-by-step behavior checklist designed for early learners to build independent work habits. It features numbered phases, high-quality icons, and simple, actionable guidelines.
A progressive life-skills curriculum designed to teach students how to identify, categorize, and sort grocery items. Starts with kitchen storage sorting (fridge, freezer, pantry) and advances to sorting by major retail grocery store departments.
This professional development lesson equips K-4 special education teachers to blend Orton-Gillingham multisensory techniques with the structured literacy of the UFLI curriculum to accelerate phonics and decoding. It features specialized lesson planning and teaching practice for students with R-controlled vowel gaps.
A comprehensive step-by-step teacher facilitation guide featuring lesson pacing, direct instruction scripts for the 'Ask-Listen-Share' loop, differentiation strategies, and lunchtime observation checklists.
