A collection of picture communication tools and tracking resources designed to support students in requesting, commenting, protesting, and answering questions during academic instruction.

A specialized math lesson for 3rd-grade students with Down Syndrome, focusing on the foundational concepts of halves, thirds, and quarters through high-contrast visuals, guided tracing, and tactile-inspired coloring activities.

An introductory fractions lesson designed for third-grade students with Down Syndrome, focusing on fractions as parts of a whole through a 'Pizza Picnic' theme. Includes hands-on activities, visual slides, and tiered worksheets.

A restaurant-themed lesson designed to practice all vocalic /r/ sounds through role-playing and menu navigation. This lesson includes a slide deck for instruction, a themed menu, role-play scripts, and a clinical tracking sheet.

A highly visual and hands-on lesson designed to introduce 3rd-grade students to identifying, naming, and finding equivalent fractions using relatable cookie models. This lesson is specifically scaffolded with clear visuals and simplified instructions to support diverse learners, including those with Down syndrome.

A series of highly visual, scaffolded activities designed to introduce fractions to 3rd-grade students with Down Syndrome. The lesson focuses on parts of a whole, unit fractions (1/2 and 1/4), and simple comparisons using concrete visual aids.

A set of assessment materials designed for progress monitoring an IEP goal involving 2-digit addition and subtraction without regrouping. Includes a quick 10-problem probe and a more comprehensive 20-problem assessment with tracking tools for teachers.

A visually-focused introduction to equivalent fractions using simple shapes and 'bakery' treats, specifically designed with high-contrast visuals and minimal text to support a 3rd-grade student with Down Syndrome.

A foundational lesson for students with intellectual disabilities to identify and practice appropriate classroom behaviors like personal space, kind language, and turn-taking through a social story and interactive sorting.

A visually-focused lesson for students with ASD to learn about personal space and keeping hands to themselves through picture-based scenarios.

A structured lunch bunch session designed to foster social rapport through collaborative LEGO building and tech-themed problem-solving challenges.

A social skills lesson focused on listening to full instructions, handling multi-step tasks, and beginning work immediately using a detective theme.

A modified introductory lesson on unit fractions (1/2 and 1/4) specifically designed for students with Down Syndrome, using high-visual pizza models and the Concrete-Representational-Abstract (CRA) approach.

A foundational lesson on recognizing and coloring basic fractions using visual models, specifically designed for students who benefit from high-contrast, simple layouts and repetitive practice.

A foundational lesson on fractions as parts of a whole, specifically focusing on halves and quarters, designed with high-contrast visuals and simple instructions for third-grade students with diverse learning needs.

A beginner-friendly lesson on fractions focusing on halves and quarters using clear, bold visual aids designed for 3rd-grade students with diverse learning needs.

Resources and activities focused on teaching students how to identify blurting, practice waiting, and use appropriate communication for their needs.

A quick, high-impact lesson focusing on recognizing the urge to say 'no' and practicing 'The Choice Pause' to make better decisions. Includes a social story, visual task cards, and a choice map to help students with ODD navigate defiant impulses.

A set of tools for educators to monitor and analyze student focus and teacher interventions through systematic redirection tracking.

This lesson introduces the "Scientific Researcher" persona. It frames school work as collecting data and solving puzzles to fill a research log, focusing on predictability and sensory-friendly visual supports.

This lesson introduces the concept of 'Leveling Up'—the idea that trying hard on school tasks is like gaining experience points in a game. It focuses on visual cues and simple rewards to build academic stamina and motivation for students who are currently disengaged.