A reading comprehension lesson focused on a simple story about friendship, adapted with visual supports and simplified language for emerging readers.

A comprehensive morning meeting routine designed for students with autism, focusing on communication, predictability, and visual support. The lesson includes a high-contrast interactive slide deck and supporting materials for classroom roles and student engagement.

A collection of visual supports designed to create structure and predictability in an autism classroom, including wall schedules, desk strips, and First/Then boards.

A foundational ABA program focused on teaching a student to respond to their name in a controlled 1:1 environment. Includes a detailed protocol, data collection sheet, and visual supports.

A set of resources designed to help a 4th-grade student with ASD understand the appropriate use of 911 and respect the privacy of school and staff phones.

A lesson focused on teaching Kindergarten students about personal space, body boundaries, and the importance of keeping private parts private. It uses the concept of a 'Space Shield' to make boundaries concrete and empowering.

A social emotional learning lesson designed for students with autism to understand the consequences of physical aggression, explore legal boundaries, and develop positive communication strategies when angry.

A fun, engaging search-and-find activity featuring popular pocket monsters in a dense, colorful safari environment. Perfect for a brain break or a reward activity for 4th-grade students.

This lesson provides visual 'snapshot' cards for key moments and figures of the Battle of Gettysburg, specifically focusing on the environmental impact (wasteland) and General Robert E. Lee's leadership.

A collection of sensory-based hallway activities designed for a kindergarten student with ASD, focusing on tactile and vestibular input to support regulation and motor skills.

A comprehensive Discrete Trial Training (DTT) resource for identifying and matching common community signs to their written names. This lesson includes a reusable folder task, matching cards, and a teacher's guide for data collection.

A collection of essential communication icons and tools designed for home-based instruction and daily routines.

This lesson focuses on building practical refusal skills and strengthening the 'Shield Squad' (support systems). Students learn specific strategies to navigate high-pressure social contexts while acknowledging their inner feelings.

This lesson helps students identify the 'Inner State' (emotions, curiosity, stress) and 'Social Context' (peers, media, environment) that can lead to substance use. Students will develop awareness of these influences to make healthier choices.

Students will learn and practice essential vocabulary for common household and shopping environments through visual aids, writing practice, and active exploration.

This lesson empowers middle school students to identify their unique learning needs and provides them with concrete scripts and strategies to advocate for themselves in academic settings. Students will move from identifying challenges to creating a professional learning profile they can share with teachers.

A daily check-in/check-out system designed for a kindergarten student to track self-regulation and social kindness goals using a superhero theme.

A focused vocabulary lesson targeting ten specific words through definitions, examples, and contextual practice. The lesson includes a comprehensive review sheet and an accompanying answer key to prepare students for a summative quiz.

A nautical-themed collection of literacy and math activities focusing on 'ai' phonics, vowel digraph sorting, and multiplication strategies for factors of 4 and 6.

A collection of nine decodable Readers Theater scripts designed for below-level 3rd graders. Each script targets a specific phonics pattern (digraphs, VCe, vowel teams, R-controlled vowels, diphthongs, consonant blends, long I, compound words, or silent letters) to build reading fluency. Includes scripts for both 3 and 4 students.

A focused lesson on distinguishing between the homophones 'their' and 'they're' using visual cues and structured practice tailored for students who benefit from clear, predictable layouts.