Chatter Champions

A collection of therapeutic and instructional lessons containing high-quality printable and visual math and reading comprehension resources.

A comprehensive classroom organization toolkit designed to streamline weekly prep, lesson design, and daily routines for early childhood and elementary educators.

A whimsical 4-page relaxed back-to-school lesson planner for the transition week of August 19-21, 2026. Tailored specifically for kindergarten and early elementary classes, it maps out a gentle, narrative-driven schedule including playdough arrivals, school tours, interactive games, story times, and fine motor skills activities.

A tailored collection of social-emotional and academic developmental lessons, ranging from self-regulation strategies to structured multi-step mathematical word problems designed for IEP progress monitoring.

An introductory presentation and resource guide for Ms. Casey's Directed Studies class. Outlines the course goals, grading policies, IEP support, and home resources.

A hands-on, highly visual matching folder game designed for structured adult-led centers, featuring a colorful emotions-and-needs matching baseboard on Page 1 and printable, laminated velcro matching cards on Page 2.

A 5-day science unit for K-2 SDC students exploring each of the five senses through interactive slides, hands-on mini-experiments, errorless matching worksheets, and teacher guidance.

A collection of 5 short, highly illustrative stories with matching printable sequencing cards and teacher monitoring guides to help students practice and assess chronological story order.

A 5-day science unit for K-2 SDC students exploring each of the five senses through interactive slides, hands-on mini-experiments, errorless matching worksheets, and teacher guidance.

A therapeutic journal and companion guide designed to help students track, release, and share impulsive thoughts during the school day. It provides structured 2-minute and 5-minute timers, neurodivergent-friendly check-ins, and a daily 'Top Two' checkout system.

Unit 1: What is History? is an introductory history sequence designed for a Special Education replacement history classroom (supporting students with Autism, SLD, CI, and ADHD). It covers the basics of history, hunter-gatherer communities, challenges of early human life, and natural resources, culminating in a unit quiz.

A specialized multimodal assessment toolkit for evaluating weather identification. This lesson provides hands-on choice cards, slide prompts, assessment mats, and a structured data-tracking guide tailored for diverse communication needs.