Conflict Navigators

A comprehensive school safety sequence for Early Childhood Special Education (ECSE) students, with visual instruction tools for both classroom behaviors and hallway transitions.

An adapted life-skills math lesson for high school Essential Skills students, focusing on identifying $10 and $20 bills, recognizing their key visual features (color, portraits, and numbers), and applying these skills through engaging 'I Spy' discrimination games and hands-on worksheets.

A high-contrast printable search and color mat resource containing two dedicated visual search boards ($10 and $20) where students find, circle, and count the correct bills among realistic and semantic distractors.

A comprehensive, highly interactive 8-lesson bullying prevention curriculum for Grades 7 and 8. It focuses on identifying behaviors, peer dynamics, respecting diverse perspectives, and launching student-led advocacy. Scaffolds, visual aids, and language frames are integrated throughout to ensure full accessibility for English Language Learners (ELLs).

A functional life-skills ELA and math lesson for high school Essential Skills classrooms, teaching students how to read menus, price lists, and packaging labels, and pay using the Next-Dollar Up method. Includes a retro-themed slide deck, a printable restaurant role-play board game, a practice worksheet, and a teacher guide.

An adapted, printable high-contrast student worksheet pack containing a matching and fill-in-the-blank identification page, a 'Cut and Paste' sorting bank board, and a dedicated cutout sheet with $10 and $20 bill designs for tactile sorting.

This sequence introduces 9th-grade students to the mechanics of payroll taxes, the distinction between gross and net income, and the practical skills needed to navigate employment documentation like pay stubs and W-4 forms. Students will learn to calculate withholdings, decode tax acronyms, and audit paychecks for accuracy.

A 40-minute Social-Emotional Learning (SEL) lesson on cognitive and confirmation biases. Students explore how the brain takes shortcuts and learn to apply the C.H.E.C.K. framework to make more balanced, objective judgments through a collaborative real-world scenario about research and ChatGPT.

An interactive, high-contrast slide presentation designed for Special Education students to learn how to identify $10 and $20 bills. Features clean, simplified, non-photographic block representations of bills with high-contrast color cues, large numbers, and distinct names, followed by uncluttered 'I Spy' hidden-bill game boards.

A comprehensive administrative and training system designed to facilitate restorative repair conferences in schools. This workspace provides structured protocols, reflection sheets, staff briefing materials, binding agreements, pocket reference cards, and training slides to address both staff-student and peer-to-peer conflicts constructively.

A nurturing, small-group wellbeing session designed for three Year 4/5 girls of varying confidence levels. Through a garden-themed narrative and an active matching game, students explore positive self-talk, patience, and resisting the urge to compare themselves to others.

A 2-page highly visual practice worksheet where students practice reading a diner menu, analyzing food packaging price labels, and calculating the Next-Dollar Up method with visual dollar counting boxes.