A set of tools to support a student's daily behavioral goals through a consistent check-in/check-out system.

A short, highly visual lesson for kindergarten SPED students to identify personal anger triggers using the concept of an 'anger button'. Focuses on non-verbal communication through picture cards and modeling.

An immersive barnyard experience centered on Eric Carle's 'Around the Farm' book, integrating movement, sounds, and communication goals.

A set of visual supports designed for a kindergarten student to manage behavior through scheduled breaks and a structured reward system for visits with the Assistant Principal.

A social story and behavior guide designed to help students understand and practice expected behaviors during school assemblies and presentations in the gym.

A social story and strategy set designed for a gifted, high-energy kindergarten student to navigate social friction and practice kindness even when frustrated.

A sports-themed behavior management system featuring football and basketball tokens and a customizable reward board to motivate students toward specific goals like a movement break or a treasure box.

A high-energy, 5-minute listening activity where kindergarten students practice following multi-step oral directions in a space-themed 'Astronaut Training' simulation.

A visual support system designed to foster independence in students with autism during structured work tasks using a four-step sequence.

A lesson focused on the routine of safely exiting the school bus upon arrival at school, featuring clear visual supports for students.

A lesson focused on teaching simple self-regulation strategies like deep breathing and muscle relaxation to students with intellectual disabilities using a social story and visual supports.

A lesson focused on teaching students with intellectual disabilities how to identify feelings of frustration and use appropriate social strategies to ask for help in the classroom.

A life skills lesson designed for special education students to identify symptoms of illness and practice communicating how they feel to trusted adults. The lesson uses clear visuals and simple scenarios to build independence in healthcare communication.

A lesson designed to help students with special needs understand the social expectations and physical steps for meeting and petting a therapy dog safely and gently.

A foundational 1-hour lesson designed for adult learners with developmental disabilities at a preschool level. It covers job identification, tools, the purpose of money, and basic workplace readiness through visual and tactile activities.

A gamified chore and reward system featuring Minecraft and Super Mario themes to motivate students through 'quests' and 'level-ups'.

A comprehensive guide to executive function accommodations, focusing on rigidity, behavioral expectations, and task completion for neurodivergent students.

A comprehensive speech therapy lesson focused on Groundhog Day, targeting expressive language (predictions, descriptions) and receptive language (WH questions, following directions) through a 'Field Guide' lens.

An exploration of the auditory and olfactory senses through a guided scavenger hunt and 'scent station' experiments.

A deep dive into the sense of touch, exploring various textures, temperatures, and physical properties of objects through a 'texture trek' activity.

An introductory lesson to the five senses using interactive demonstrations and hands-on identification activities to help students recognize how they perceive the world.

A comprehensive set of data collection tools for Extended School Year (ESY) services, focusing on attendance tracking and daily progress monitoring for IEP goals.

A specialized intervention lesson for Tier III students to identify common classroom distractions and implement a 'Stop, Breathe, Return' strategy using visual cues.

A positive reinforcement system designed to help students remain in the classroom through a themed 'Base Camp' tracking system. Includes a student-facing milestone chart and a teacher guide for implementation.

A lesson focused on understanding personal space using the 'body bubble' concept, identifying appropriate distances, and practicing verbal requests for space.

A structured individual session focusing on turn-taking through play, visual supports, and specific coping strategies for emotional regulation.

A lesson focused on recognizing personal strengths and identifying positive emotions through affirmations and a creative sunshine craft.

A gentle, visually-rich lesson designed for students with lower cognitive abilities to build social confidence and self-worth through the story of Sammy the Star.

A gentle lesson designed for students with low cognitive abilities to recognize and practice self-care choices through social narratives, visual matching, and creative expression.

A scaffolded approach to recognizing emotions using cartoon and real-life imagery, designed for young autistic learners. Students progress from simple visual identification to expressing their own internal states.

A third-level detective session focusing on 'Hidden Clues'—Frustration and Boredom. Students learn to spot the early warning signs of frustration (tight jaws, stiff necks) and the low-energy signals of boredom (heavy eyes, wandering thoughts).

A second-level training session for body detectives. This lesson focuses on 'Fast Heart' emotions—Worry and Excitement—and how to tell the difference between them through internal clues like stomach feelings and muscle tension.

A specialized lesson designed for students with ASD to develop interoceptive awareness. It focuses on identifying the physical signals of sadness and anger through detective-themed movement activities and visual body mapping.