Station Master

A 3-lesson series covering SIPPS Challenge List C routines, prefix/base/suffix analysis, and context-clue mapping designed for students needing direct, multi-sensory, and simplified cognitive pacing.

A comprehensive speech-language therapy lesson targeting WH-question levels 1-10 through the lens of social, community, and workplace communication. This bundle includes structured levels, visual scenarios, and scaffolding for vocational independence.

An interactive, high-visibility 6-slide presentation deck designed for whole-group instruction and direct modeling of the 10-level social/vocational WH-question framework.

A differentiated unit introducing homeostasis using the New Visions Marathon Runner model. Contains standard English, standard Spanish, simplified English, and simplified Spanish editions to support bilingual education, ELLs, and diverse learners.

A collection of compliance and administrative tools for special education teachers and general educators to track IEP reviews and accommodation delivery.

A high-utility, 4-page printable student workbook containing realistic social, community, and vocational scenario worksheets mapped directly to WH-question Levels 1-10.

Une séquence complète de 6 séances d'1h30 en sciences et technologie pour CM1/CM2, axée sur la démarche d'investigation et de conception technologique pour réaliser une maquette de pont résistante. Séquence conforme aux programmes du BO n° 24 du 11 juin 2026.

An investigation-focused science lesson where students explore how light travels, reflects off objects, and is detected by our eyes. Students learn to distinguish between light sources and reflectors, understand how the eye and brain process images, and apply these concepts to everyday phenomena.

A professional 4-page speech-language pathology teacher guide outlining the 10-level social and vocational WH-question framework, detailed lesson plan, instructional strategies, and scaffolding techniques.

A comprehensive 5-lesson introductory science sequence for 6th and 7th graders that transitions students from thinking like scientific detectives to building like innovative engineers. Students explore the branches of science, master scientific inquiry, manipulate variables in experiment design, organize data with visual representations, and navigate the engineering design process using real-world scenarios.

A comprehensive, project-based lesson for senior automotive technology students to take full ownership of the shop's tool room, inventory management, and safety audit systems, mimicking a professional fleet or shop management role.

A student-facing daily tool checkout registry ledger and a professional damaged or lost tool incident report template.