A Grade 12 ELA capstone project that invites students to reflect on their educational journey through memoir and project their aspirations into a future-focused manifesto.

A review and celebration week where students demonstrate their progress and receive a certificate of completion.

Prepares students for natural speech by using conversational prompts and open-ended questions targeting /l/ words.

Focuses on 'action' words starting with /l/ (leap, lick, lift, etc.) to incorporate movement into speech practice.

Using a short nautical-themed story, students practice their /l/ sound in a controlled reading context.

This week focuses on using /l/ words in full sentences, encouraging self-monitoring and clear production during longer utterances.

Students begin combining their target /l/ words with simple carrier phrases to build stamina and consistency.

Moving from syllables to single words, this week focuses on high-frequency /l/ words using visual supports and a fun tracking sheet.

The foundational week focuses on establishing correct tongue placement (the 'L-spot') and producing the /l/ sound in isolation and simple syllables.

A set of streamlined data collection sheets for tracking specific IEP goals in hand-washing, communication, and transitions.

The conclusion of Sam's experiment and his transition back toward society and family. Covers Chapters 21-22 and Epilogue.

As spring arrives, Sam faces new visitors and the realization that his secret life is becoming public. Covers Chapters 17-20.

The harsh reality of a Catskill winter, testing Sam's preparations and mental fortitude. Covers Chapters 13-16.

Focus on Sam's growing expertise in fire-making and his pivotal relationship with Frightful the hawk. Covers Chapters 9-12.

Sam expands his home and meets Bando, exploring the balance between solitude and human connection. Covers Chapters 5-8.

Introduction to Sam Gribley's journey, setting up in the hemlock forest, and the initial challenges of wilderness survival. Covers Chapters 1-4.

A set of professional data collection tools designed to track a student's perseverance and task initiation for IEP goal monitoring. Includes daily trial logs and a long-term progress summary for binder organization.

A comprehensive set of trauma-informed resources to support a 1st-grade student, reimagined with a high-engagement Super Hero theme. Focuses on 'hero powers' (positive behaviors), 'mission logs' (tracking), and restorative 'hero code' consequences.

A social skills lesson designed for 6th-grade students with ASD to prepare for the emotional and social challenges of a school Field Day, focusing on sportsmanship, handling loss, and managing frustration when skills are difficult.

An engaging detective-themed lesson where students practice drawing conclusions and making inferences through a high-energy Jeopardy-style game and supporting mystery-solving activities.

A comprehensive lesson designed to help students master the transition to following directions and the step-by-step routine of using the bathroom independently. The lesson includes visual supports, a social story, and interactive tools for the classroom.

A series of social stories and supporting materials designed to help 6th-grade students with ASD navigate the emotional challenges of losing in competitive games. The lesson focuses on identifying triggers, managing frustration, and practicing prosocial responses.

A streamlined system for tracking IEP goals related to task initiation and sustained attention, featuring daily logs and high-level progress summaries.

A foundational phonics lesson focusing on CVC words from the -ab, -at, and -ap word families through visual recognition and hands-on activities.

In this lesson, students practice reading sentences containing a variety of long vowel teams (ai, ay, ee, ea, igh, ie, oa, oe, ow, ew, ui, ue, ey) using the scooping method to improve phrasing and reading flow.

A high-interest, detective-themed lesson where students master common English idioms through matching challenges and narrative application. Students take on the role of 'Idiom Investigators' to decode figurative language.

A phonics and vocabulary focused lesson based around a list of 13 nature and everyday words, featuring image-word association and sentence-level practice.

A focused lesson teaching 3rd-grade students how to use text clues and their own background knowledge to infer character emotions and story settings.

A foundational phonics lesson focusing on identifying and reading CVC words through visual associations and simple story context. Students will explore short vowel sounds using a "Park Adventure" theme.

Students learn how to use textual evidence to identify and support character traits through a classroom pet mystery story.

A mystery-driven lesson focused on identifying character traits through textual evidence. Students investigate the mystery of a missing classroom pet while practicing their referencing skills.

A teacher-led phonics lesson focused on the /oʊ/ sound (long o) spelled with 'ow', featuring orthographic mapping and word chain activities.

This lesson explores Gregor's increasing isolation in Chapter 2 of The Metamorphosis, focusing on characterization, the symbolism of his room, and the developing conflict between his humanity and his insect form.

A comprehensive training session for staff on navigating and utilizing the Frontline Document Repository, covering electronic uploads, faxing, and categorization.

A reading comprehension lesson focused on the biography of fossil hunter Mary Anning, specifically targeting the prefixes pre-, mid-, and over-. Students will engage with a biography passage, build vocabulary, and practice identifying and using prefixed words.

An undercover detective-themed lesson for second graders focusing on a fresh set of irregular verbs: find/found, tell/told, write/wrote, sit/sat, and sing/sang.

An advanced detective-themed lesson for second graders focusing on a new set of irregular past tense verbs: ran, came, gave, took, and made, set within the 'Verb Manor' mystery.