A comprehensive sequence of career readiness and life skills lessons for high schoolers. Students explore digital accessibility tools, hands-on assistive skills, and entry-level career pathways like cosmetology.

A highly visual, concrete lesson designed for special education and lower-cognitive-functioning students to build verbal impulse control. It introduces the 'Three Gates' strategy (Is it True? Is it Kind? Is it Necessary?) using a physical 'Brain Brake' analogy to filter mean thoughts before they are spoken.

A print-and-cut set of highly visual scenario cards designed to guide small group or whole-class discussions. Features relatable scenarios, simple questions, and traffic light icons to help students evaluate verbal impulses together.

A 5-day sensory-motor and functional life skills unit designed for severe and profound self-contained classrooms. The sequence focuses on tactile exploration, grasping, visual/auditory tracking, and daily life routines like hand washing and dressing.

A resource set for organizing and managing classroom computer assignments. Includes rosters, labels, and tracking sheets for physical computer stations.

A comprehensive, script-based instructional guide for educators, featuring verbal cues, visual prompts, and physical modeling strategies to teach impulse control.

A comprehensive year-long curriculum map, student-specific IEP goal tracking matrix, and lesson blueprints tailored for 6th-grade SETSS ELA students. It bridges grade-level anchor texts with highly differentiated goals in decoding, comprehension, and writing.

A collaborative crafting experience where participants work in structured, role-differentiated creative departments to construct 1970s-themed Earth, Wind & Fire decorations. Designed for mixed abilities with dedicated roles for cutters, gluers, and decorators.

An interactive, highly visual slide deck designed for lower-functioning students. It introduces the 'Brain Brake' concept and uses a traffic light color scheme to teach the 'Three Gates' (True, Kind, Necessary) with simple social scenarios.

A comprehensive year-long curriculum map, student-specific IEP goal tracking matrix, and lesson blueprints tailored for 6th-grade SETSS ELA students. It bridges grade-level anchor texts with highly differentiated goals in decoding, comprehension, and writing.

A targeted intervention lesson for 6th-grade resource students designed to build skills in decoding unfamiliar words. Students learn to spot four types of context clues (Definition, Synonym, Antonym, and Inference) using a detective-themed investigation framework with high visual scaffolding.

A high-contrast, dyslexic-friendly computer assignment roster divided into 4 groups: Core 1, Core 2, Core 3, and Elective 1. Designed using Open Sans font with increased text sizes, letter spacing, and tall name slots for spacious handwriting.