Growth Horizons

A 5-day sensory-motor and functional life skills unit designed for severe and profound self-contained classrooms. The sequence focuses on tactile exploration, grasping, visual/auditory tracking, and daily life routines like hand washing and dressing.

A structured, sensory-friendly transition lesson that uses a railway theme to guide Pre-K and Kindergarten special education students through their morning arrival routine. Through a visual slide deck, printable transition board, and hands-on train car markers, students learn to independently navigate unpacking, checking in, and settling down.

A printable set of high-contrast pocket chart cards and reward tickets. Features large-format classroom schedule visual cues for each station stop and printable 'Golden Conductor Tickets' to celebrate transition success.

A developmentally scaffolded executive functioning workshop sequence designed to help neurodiverse students across elementary, middle, and high school map and optimize sensory, physical, and cognitive routines.

A sensory self-regulation lesson for 1st-grade special education students to ease transition anxiety through bubble-themed breathing exercises. Students learn to regulate physiological arousal using slow, deep breathing techniques before transitioning to desktop work.

A printable 2-page visual transition board set. Page 1 features the daily progress board with designated Velcro station boxes and sensory-friendly graphics. Page 2 provides customizable, printable train car markers in multiple styles and visual setup directions.

A comprehensive, highly visual four-part curriculum designed to teach essential independent living skills in the kitchen. Focused on kitchen safety, correct food storage, safe food preparation techniques, and preventing foodborne illness using simple text, environmental print, and real-world safety signs.

A comprehensive morning arrival routine for K-4 special education classrooms designed to ease transitions. It features low-stimulation, self-directed tabletop boxes that promote fine motor skills, emotional regulation, and classroom independence.

A highly visual 5-slide presentation designed to project on the interactive whiteboard during morning arrivals. Each slide represents one station stop with oversized icons, clear colors, and friendly cues to anchor student focus.

A comprehensive compliance and design sequence containing professional, EdPlan-compatible IEP draft documents, Present Levels statements, and scaffolded goals and objectives for multiple students with varied classifications (SLD, Multiple Disabilities, and Communication Impairments).

A vocabulary-in-context lesson designed for 9th-grade students reading at a high 1st-grade level. Features high-interest, age-appropriate science topics (Deep Sea Glow and Zombie Ants) written with accessible language, systematic vocabulary support, and high-contrast, mature design.

A printable, 1-page visual resource featuring two identical, pocket-sized 'Desktop Calm Cards' with dotted cut lines. These cards provide 1st-grade students with a tactile, finger-tracing bubble path and visual reminders for slow, self-directed breathing and body posture right at their desks.